Anti-vibration (AV) rubber mounts are crucial components in most types of heavy machinery and equipment which help dampen noise levels and vibration frequency while safeguarding fragile components from external vibrations
Polymax are proud to be the largest online distributor of O-rings in the UK. With over 30,000 different materials and sizes available, our unique O-ring search tools help you find your match in seconds.
We are also able to supply many other non-standard compounds on a short lead time. Polymers such as Silicone, EPDM, Kalrez®, FFKM, HNBR, PTFE, XNBR, PU, CR and more. We can provide a range of shore hardness (40 to 90 ShA) and a variety of colours.
Can't find what you need? Call our dedicated O-ring hotline to speak with one of our experts +44 (0)14204 72000.
Oil seals are commonly used in driveshafts, crankshafts and hydraulic cylinders where a rotating shaft is lubricated by oil or grease. The seal works like a cap, covering the clearance between the shaft and housing, stopping fluids from leaking whilst preventing containments from entering the chamber. If you are replacing a worn part because you have identified a leak, refer to your machinery handbook to find the type of oil seal you require. Whilst this is not always possible there are a few guidelines to help you get the right seal for the job.
Rubber cord is manufactured when rubber is forced through a die of the required cross-section under pressure of an extruder. Rubber cords come with varying durability to different types of exposure. Common types include EPDM, Nitrile (NBR), Neoprene, and Silicone cords. They are used in various industrial applications including seals, motors and associated machinery, construction equipment, and portable tools and appliances, among others
Polymax can supply Rubber Cords in various different sizes, metric and imperial. Rubber Cord is available on our on-line shop in the following materials; Nitrile (NBR), FKM (Viton), EPDM, Silicone 60sh (various colours) silicone sponge and neoprene sponge rubber cord.
A rubber sheet is a sheet of rubber or a cloth coated with rubber. It comes in various types, including natural rubber, neoprene rubber, nitrile rubber and EPDM rubber. Rubber sheeting serves a variety of purposes, with industrial, commercial, and residential applications, and is commonly used for soundproofing, waterproofing, and packaging.
Our Polymax rubber sheeting range includes all commercial and specialist polymers including; NBR rubber sheet, EPDM rubber sheet, NR rubber sheet and have specialist polymers including silicone rubber and viton rubber sheets. Rubber sheets can be cut to your requirements.
We've been supplying flooring solutions worldwide for over 15 years. Our specialist knowledge in rubber technology partnered with our unique supply chain means we can provide the highest quality products at affordable prices.
Rubber moulding with Polymax is unique because we offer you complete control from design to box, which means you have the power to decide on every element within the manufacturing process. From conceptual design, prototyping, certifications, technical documents, quality assurance, testing, right through to packing and shipping. As well as this, we offer full control over the compound as our mixing plant has the capability to blend its own rubber materials
We offer a large selection of rubber bumpers, fenders and buffers. From small stick on rubber feet, to door stops and large heavy duty D-fenders. Protect walls, surfaces and vehicles with our economic bumper solutions. Suitable for use in marine harbours as boat fenders and dock bumpers.
Site safety refers to equipment and features like speed bumps and cable protectors that help meet health and safety requirements, reducing the risk of accidents. Such equipment is primarily used for construction site safety, but is also used and may even be mandatory in certain public spaces and commercial establishments.
The Site safety and traffic control range includes rubber speed bumps, corner rubber fenders, vehicle rubber wheel chocks rubber hose ramps and kerb rubber buffers. Our vehicle fenders are hard wearing and durable.
Silicone is a synthetic elastomer which provides unique physical properties in compassion to carbon-based rubber materials. It is the preferred choice in the food, beverage and medical industries due to its low toxicity, thermal stability and resistance to micro-bacterial growth. Some grades of silicone rubber can remain flexible down to temperatures as low as -100°C and as high as 315°C.
The Polymax silicone product range includes solid sheeting, sponge or foam sheeting, cord, sponge strips, O-rings, tubing, hoses and edging strips. We also provide a large collection of Momentive primers and adhesives.
Rubber adhesives are flexible, high-strength bonding agents. Rubber adhesives include acrylonitrile, styrene, natural rubber, neoprene, and polyurethane, among others. Rubber-derived contact adhesives may be used with various surfaces like glass, metal, and natural fibres.
Polymax supplies Mapei Adesilex rubber adhesives. They are ideal for use with our rubber flooring and matting range. We sell a variety of different types to suit indoor, high humidity, or external applications.
Continuous operating temperature of 204°C or 260°C (Intermittent). Can be applied to vertical and overhead surfaces. Not for use in delicate electrical and electronic applications in which corrosion of copper, brass, or other sensitive metals is undesirable. Can be used in food contact applications where FDA regulations apply. Reference CDS4319 "Food Contact Applications", "Silicone Rubber Compounds". Tack free time 20mins, 3 to 7 days thorough cure time.
RTV102, RTV106 and RTV108 sealants will bond to many clean surfaces without the aid of primers. These surfaces typically include many metals, glass, ceramic, silicone rubber and some rigid plastics. These adhesive sealant products will also produce fair bonds to organic rubber and to some flexible plastics not containing fugitive plasticizers (which migrate to the surface, impairing adhesion). An evaluation should be made to determine bond strength for each specific application. For difficult-to-bond substrates, use of a primer is suggested.
Please call an advisor for supply and type of primer required.
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