Rubber Parts
Your Professional Rubber Parts Supplier
Hangzhou Paida Machinery Factory was established in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. We specialize in the R&D and production of transmission series products for industrial applications. With an experienced technical team, skilled production staff, and a structured management system, we ensure stable manufacturing capability and consistent product quality. Our factory is equipped with nearly 20 sets of advanced production and processing equipment, supported by high-precision testing instruments to maintain strict quality control throughout production. By integrating modern manufacturing technologies and standardized production processes, we provide reliable, durable, and low-noise transmission solutions for global industrial customers.
Why choose us
Strict Quality Control
A sound quality assurance system and high-precision testing instruments help ensure products meet industry standards for accuracy, durability, and stable performance.
Our Certificate
The company follows a strict quality control system. Products meet GB/T10095 accuracy grades 5–6 and comply with industry standards for stable quality.
Sales Market
With reliable quality and service, the company has built a sales network in China and overseas, supplying customers in multiple countries and regions.
Advanced Production Technology
By using CAD and CAM systems, the company ensures efficient, accurate, and consistent production from design to final assembly.
Rubber Channel Seal
Rubber Channel Seal are engineered components designed to provide reliable sealing solutions across a wide range of industries, including automotive, construction, aerospace, marine, and electronics. These seals are manufactured in various configurations to meet specific performance requirements such as environmental resistance, compression, durability, and fluid or air tightness.
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Product name |
Rubber Channel Seal |
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Material |
Epdm |
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Producing way |
Extrusion |
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Color |
Black, red, orange, yellow, grey, white,blue, brown |
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Hardness |
30-90 shore A |
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Tensile strengh |
≥10Mpa |
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Temperature range |
-40C~+120C |
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Feature |
High elastic,anti-ultraviolet,ozone proof,shock-proof,buffering,sound-proof etc. |
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Usage |
Household, hotel, commercial buildings, hospitals, shopping malls and other fields |
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Approval |
SGS |
Advantages of Rubber Channel Seal
Flexibility and Conformability
Rubber can compress and adapt to irregular or uneven surfaces, ensuring a consistent seal even under slight misalignment or movement.
Vibration Dampening
Rubber absorbs shocks and vibrations, which is essential in automotive and industrial applications where mechanical stress is common.
Corrosion Resistance
Unlike metals, high-quality rubber compounds (like EPDM, silicone, or neoprene) resist rust, UV degradation, and chemical exposure.
Noise Reduction
Rubber acts as a sound barrier, reducing squeaks, rattles, and external noise transmission in vehicles and buildings.
Ease of Installation
Rubber strips are lightweight and can be easily cut, shaped, or bonded into place without specialized tools.
Thermal and Electrical Insulation
Rubber provides excellent insulation properties, helping regulate temperature and prevent electrical conductivity.
O-Ring Seals
Precision-molded circular seals designed to create a tight, leak-proof joint between mating surfaces in dynamic or static applications.
Weather Stripping
Flexible rubber profiles designed to seal gaps around doors, windows, and enclosures to block air, water, dust, and noise.
Lip Seals (Oil Seals)
Dynamic seals featuring a flexible lip that contacts a rotating shaft to retain lubricants and exclude contaminants such as dirt, water, and debris.
Dust Shields
Protective rubber covers designed to shield sensitive components from particulate matter, dirt, and light moisture.
D-Ring Seals
A variation of the O-ring with a flat side that provides enhanced stability and alignment in groove applications, improving sealing performance.
Gasket Seals
Custom-shaped rubber seals used to fill the space between two mating surfaces, preventing leakage of fluids, gases, or environmental elements.
Automotive Doors
Rubber seal strips are integral to modern automotive design, particularly around doors, trunks, and hoods. Installed in the gap between the door and the vehicle frame, these seals compress slightly when the door closes, forming an airtight and watertight barrier.
Windows (Residential and Commercial)
In both homes and office buildings, rubber seal strips are installed around window frames to provide a reliable weather barrier.
Electronic Gadgets
Modern electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and outdoor sensors rely on custom rubber seal strips to achieve dust and water resistance.
Construction and Building Envelopes
In construction, rubber seal strips are used extensively to ensure airtight and watertight building envelopes.
Machine Lids and Openings
Industrial and commercial machinery often feature custom rubber seals around access panels, lids, hatches, and service openings.
Materials of Rubber Channel Seal
Silicone Rubber
Renowned for its exceptional thermal stability, silicone rubber performs reliably from -60°C to over 200°C. It maintains flexibility in extreme temperatures and resists degradation from UV radiation, ozone, and weathering.
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Neoprene (CR)
Neoprene is commonly used in automotive weatherstripping, marine gaskets, and electrical enclosures due to its balanced performance and cost-effectiveness.
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EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer)
It provides excellent water resistance and long-term elasticity, making it ideal for roofing membranes, window seals, and automotive radiator hoses.
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Nitrile Rubber (Buna-N)
Known for its superior resistance to petroleum-based oils, fuels, and solvents, nitrile rubber is widely used in automotive gaskets, fuel system seals, and industrial hydraulic equipment.
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Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE)
TPEs combine the flexibility of rubber with the processability of plastic. They are lightweight, recyclable, and easy to mold into complex profiles.
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Tool Design — Specialist toolmakers create a die based on the customer's technical drawing or sample.
Compound Selection — Raw rubber (100% virgin preferred over recycled for superior elasticity and low odor) is compounded with additives (carbon black, vulcanizing agents, UV stabilizers, etc.).
Extrusion — The compound is forced through the die under controlled temperature and pressure, forming a continuous profile.
Vulcanization (Curing) — The extrudate passes through a salt bath or hot-air tunnel (~200°C) to cross-link the rubber and achieve its final mechanical properties.
Post-Processing (Optional) — Cutting to length, hot-vulcanized splicing into frames/rings, applying self-adhesive backing, or punching holes.
Maintenance
Regular Cleaning
Wipe down seals weekly or monthly with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt, grime, and salt buildup, especially in coastal or winter climates.
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Avoid Harsh Chemicals
Do not use solvents, bleach, or petroleum-based cleaners, as these can degrade rubber over time.
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Conditioning (Optional)
For automotive or exterior seals, applying a rubber conditioner or UV protectant every 6 months can prevent drying and cracking.
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Check for Debris
Ensure no foreign objects are trapped in the seal, which could cause deformation or tearing when closed.
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Lubrication (if applicable)
In moving parts like sliding doors or trunk lids, a silicone-based lubricant can reduce friction and prevent sticking.
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