We can offer solutions in several different materials

Fibres
Adding fibres to gasket materials to strengthen it lengthwise and widthwise has long been an accepted technique. Since the late 1980s, when the use of asbestos fibres in gasket material was prohibited, equivalent natural and synthetic fibres is used.

Metals
Metal is the general term for elements and alloys with metallic properties. These properties are good electrical and heat conductivity, malleability, metallic sheen, and generally high density. We work with copper, aluminum, brass, carbon steel, stainless steel, titanium etc.

Plastics
The basis of plastic is one or more polymers, which are organic material with chain-formed molecules. Additives can create plastics with properties beyond those of the various types of polymers. Plastics are easy to combine to form material with customized properties, and are currently one of the largest groups of materials used for technical purposes.

Tape
A tape generally consists of three layers: the carrier, the adhesive, and a protective liner or adhesive layer (depending on whether the tape is single adhesive or double adhesive). Double adhesive tapes are normally used for joining, laminating or assembling, while single adhesive tape has a number of different applications. We can offer tapes in, for example, plastic, metal, paper, textile and foam.

Laminate
A laminate is a combination of two or more materials made in order to give a product properties beyond those of the component materials. The purpose can be to utilise a material’s good properties and eliminate disadvantages, or to combine several functions in the same product (e.g. conducting and insulating properties). We use metal/fibre, metal/graphite, metal/rubber, metal/mica etc.

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