Rubber - household products - Import export

About the product Heavy-duty rubber flexes, adding exceptional cushioning and shock absorption Slip-resistant tips feature metal inserts for added stability and durability Large surface tips provide maximum shock absorption and cushioning for increased comfort Our Unique ones Size fits most design allows for universal compatibility with most brands of aluminum and wood crutches or canes Replacing your old tips is easy and takes only minutes, no tools required. 7/8" I.D, Gray

Rubber Mounting Feet ( rubber feet ) Synthetic rubber-like compounds such as Neoprene and Buna N are used in the manufacturing of most ADI mounting feet. Both of these compounds exhibit good resistance to oil, oxygen, heat, and flame. They have good abrasion resistance and will not elongate when cut. Part numbers 0508S, 1008, 1008S, 2008, and 2008S are not suitable for outdoor use.

What Is a Rubber Stopper? A rubber stopper is a small, tapered plug used to seal the openings of test tubes, flasks and other laboratory glassware. Stoppers made of cork are also available for this purpose. However, rubber stoppers are preferable for applications that require a tighter seal or a greater degree of chemical resistance. Purpose The primary purpose of a rubber stopper is to prevent a gas or liquid from escaping its container during a scientific experiment. Rubber stoppers can also prevent the contamination of samples by protecting the contents of laboratory glassware from air. Last, the use of rubber stoppers allows experimenters to shake or mix solutions without spilling them.

Self-Adhesive Rubber Feet - rubber bumper for laptop (flat or dome top surface) Each rubber foot measures: 14mm in diameter x 5.5height No cutting required - peel right off the backing to use Provides a non-slip non-scratch surface Suggested Applications: --project boxes --kitchen and bathroom cabinets and drawers to cushion the close --under computers desktop calculators keyboards telephones and speakers to prevent vibration skidding or marring surfaces

A rubber stopper is a small, tapered plug used to seal the openings of test tubes, flasks and other laboratory glassware. Stoppers made of cork are also available for this purpose. However, rubber stoppers are preferable for applications that require a tighter seal or a greater degree of chemical resistance. Purpose The primary purpose of a rubber stopper is to prevent a gas or liquid from escaping its container during a scientific experiment. Rubber stoppers can also prevent the contamination of samples by protecting the contents of laboratory glassware from air. Last, the use of rubber stoppers allows experimenters to shake or mix solutions without spilling them.

Self-Adhesive Rubber Feet - rubber bumper for laptop (flat top surface) Each rubber foot measures: 14mm in diameter x 5.5height No cutting required - peel right off the backing to use Provides a non-slip non-scratch surface Suggested Applications: --project boxes --kitchen and bathroom cabinets and drawers to cushion the close --under computers desktop calculators keyboards telephones and speakers to prevent vibration skidding or marring surfaces