SAHA MAKINA EKIPMANLARI LTD COMPANY

Rubber is a versatile material that has transformed our world over the past century, when it came into widespread use. One of the industries that it has particularly affected is manufacturing. Without the use of rubber parts for machines, there would be a lot more limits to what machines are capable of. When working with companies to provide rubber parts for machines, either as replacements or new components, there are number of things to consider. When determining which rubber is best to use for a part, it needs to be determined how much physical stress a part while be under. While not every machine part will be moving at high speeds, even ones that aren’t will be need to be examined for possible stress points as they will likely be repeating the same action continuously. This means it may be possible to engineer a part that stands up to this movement by reinforcing those areas that are most under stress. This will help to increase the life span of the part.Shape of the partThe shape of the part and whether or not it is solid, an extrusion or hose and tubing, is another factor in deciding which type of rubber to use. Some rubbers are better to use when the part is solid, others are more flexible and thus more suitable for hoses and tubing.Exposure to chemicals and compoundsWhile rubber is largely resistant to degradation when exposed to manufacturing chemicals, there are some varieties that stand up better to exposure to oil, petroleum and acidic compounds.