| Customization: | Available |
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| Material: | NBR |
| Application: | Bearing |
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| 18mm | 24mm | 28mm | 33mm |
| 100mm | 37mm | 42mm | 52mm |
| 20mm | 62mm | 78mm | 85mm |
| 25mm | 30mm | 34mm | 38mm |
| 45mm | 55mm | 65mm | 75mm |
| 80mm | 102mm | 22mm | 26mm |
| 32mm | 35mm | 39mm | 48mm |
| 58mm | 67mm | 74mm | 82mm |
| 90mm | 103mm | 23mm | 27mm |
| 33mm | 36mm | 40mm | 50mm |
| 60mm | 68mm | 74mm | 82mm |
| 90mm | 103mm | 23mm | 27mm |
| 33mm | 36mm | 40mm | 50mm |
| 60mm | 68mm | 75mm | 84mm |
| 95mm | 105mm | 100mm | 102mm |
| 103mm | 105mm | 108mm | 110mm |
| 115mm | 120mm | 125mm | 127mm |
| 128mm | 130mm | 140mm | 160mm |
Q1: Do you have your own factory?
A: Yes, we have our own factory that has been established for over 12 years.
Q2: Silicone seems to be more expensive than other rubbers, why is that?
Answer: Silicone is more expensive than most types of rubber because it is a special high-performance product with excellent quality
Polymer. Its production is relatively low and it requires high cost
And complex primary manufacturing facilities.
Q3: What is the difference between "curing" and "vulcanization"?
Answer: The terms curing and vulcanization essentially describe the same thing - polymer transformation
For cross-linked rubber.
Q4: Why is silicone used for food applications?
Answer: Silicone rubber is one of the many types of rubber that can be used in contact with food. its
The advantage is low pollution and non-toxic materials.
Q5: Do you provide samples? Is it free or free?
A: Yes, if we have inventory, we can provide samples for free, and you will need to pay for them
The shipping cost in your country.
Q6: When can I ship the order after I place it?
A: If there is inventory, 2-5 days; If not, 15-30 days depending on the quantity.
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