rubber seal
A rubber seal is a sealing component made from rubber or elastomeric materials, such as natural rubber, synthetic rubber (e.g., Nitrile, EPDM, Neoprene, Silicone, Viton), or other elastomers. Rubber seals are designed to create a secure and leak-tight seal between two mating surfaces or components, preventing the escape of fluids (liquids or gases) and blocking the intrusion of contaminants. They are commonly used in various industries and applications due to their flexibility, resilience, and excellent sealing properties. Here are some key characteristics and common uses of rubber seals: *Characteristics:* 1. **Elasticity:** Rubber seals are highly elastic and can deform to conform to irregular surfaces, ensuring a tight and effective seal. 2. **Sealing Properties:** Rubber materials have excellent sealing capabilities, even when compressed between mating surfaces. 3. **Temperature Tolerance:** Rubber seals can be designed to withstand a wide temperature range, from low temper