Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
ASTM D2000 Part II: Understanding Rubber Testing Fluids
We recently broke down ASTM D2000 -- the Standard Classification System for Rubber Products.…
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Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
Material Specification Standards: Understanding ASTM D2000
The ASTM D2000 call-out system is the most common classification system for rubber products in…
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Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
The Effects of Methanol on Rubber Elastomers
Methanol is an important building block in producing numerous other chemicals, but poses…
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Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
Hard to Handle: Measuring Durometer Shore
Durometer Shore -- typically used as a measure of hardness in polymers, elastomers and rubbers…
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Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
Investigating Tolerances for Non-Standard O-Rings
When our O-Ring customers make custom material specification requests, a common question arises:…
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Written by:Dave Meehan
Category:Molding
Understanding Compression Molding
Compression molding is a tried-and-true method of manufacturing simple rubber parts. The process…
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Written by:John Tranquilli
Category:Materials
Viton ETP®: A New Direction for Chemical-Resistant Rubber
A newer polymer has been gaining more acceptance in the sealing industry to replace expensive…
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Written by:Dave Meehan
Category:Case Studies
Measuring cooked spaghetti: Rubber part geometry measurement
The very properties that make rubber a good choice for seals also make it very difficult to…
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