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Molded EPDM Rubber

Molded EPDM rubber, crafted through the EPDM rubber injection molding process, is an ideal choice for outdoor applications thanks to its outstanding resistance to extreme weather conditions. Known for its color stability and heat resistance, EPDM molding provides a cost-effective alternative to neoprene without compromising performance. This economical material is especially popular in the automotive industry due to its ozone resistance, temperature durability, and visually appealing finish, making it a top choice for EPDM molding solutions.

However, EPDM is not suitable for applications involving petroleum derivatives, as mineral oils and solvents can cause adverse reactions. Additionally, EPDM is not recommended as an electrical insulator.

EPDM rubber or ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber is synthetic rubber with high density. It is an ideal roofing material as well as many other outdoor, HVAC, automotive and industrial applications. EPDM also exhibits mechanical properties found in both natural rubber and synthetic rubber. Furthermore, EPDM materials are far less costly and more durable than silicone materials. As a result, EPDM products last for much longer periods of time, saving you money on replacements.

EPDM is a uniquely versatile, general purpose rubber. However, it should not be used in applications involving contact with petroleum products, food-based applications or applications with continuous exposure to aromatic hydrocarbons.

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Advantages of EPDM Injection Molding

  • EPDM offers exception resistance to UV, ozone, weathering, aging and various chemicals
  • Ideal for outdoor applications
  • Offers stability in extreme high and low temperatures
  • Resistance to water and steam
  • Low electrical conductivity
  • Versatility allowing for use in many industries and applications
  • Durability and longevity for continuous use
  • Less costly than silicone

Properties of EPDM Rubber

  • ASTM D-2000 Classification AA, BA, CA (Standard Classification System for Rubber Products in Automotive Applications)
  • Chemical Definition: Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer
  • Abbreviations: EP, EPR, EPT, EPDM

EPDM Molding Processes

  • Transfer Molding
  • Injection Molding
  • Compression Molding

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