Where equipment
meets material.
Seals, O-rings, nozzles, flanges and expanders specified around fit, media, movement and operating conditions.
INTERFACE
FAMILIES
Interface engineering begins at the point of contact.
Five families.
One interface problem.
The correct rubber component is defined by the assembly around it. Start with the connection, operating environment and expected movement—not an unsupported part number.
Rubber seals
Profile-led sealing components scoped around the mating surfaces, movement and service environment.
View familyO-rings
Circular sealing elements selected against the assembly, media and operating conditions.
View familyRubber nozzles
Flexible interface components defined around the outlet geometry, media and connection requirement.
View familyRubber flanges
Flanged rubber interfaces considered as part of the complete bolted connection.
View familyRubber expanders
Flexible expansion interfaces scoped from movement, connection geometry and operating environment.
View familyThe drawing is only
the beginning.
- 01
Define the interface
Connection geometry, mating faces, gland or envelope.
- 02
Map the conditions
Media, temperature, pressure, movement and environment.
- 03
Verify the record
Material, dimensions and supporting documents are released against controlled evidence.
Rubber components do their best work between other things.
That is why the conversation starts with the complete assembly.
Review application inputs