Time moves on, business changes and technology advances – but how often do you update your website? We’re now on version 7 of ours – our Marketing Manager, Neil explains just some of the reasons why.
Great to see various forms of motorsport now getting back into gear, alongside the many automotive manufacturers now resuming production. Find out how we play our part – or should that be parts?
Although its physical and chemical properties vary depending on the polymer’s composition of nitrile, this particular type of synthetic rubber is unusual in being generally resistant to oil, fuel, and other chemicals.
Through our robust supply chain we have received a large number of disposable face masks, and having ensured our valued team have more than adequate supplies, the unanimous decision was reached to distribute the remainder to our wonderful local organisations.
A few facts about Silicon and Silicone which help explain the differences between the two and why it’s so widely used.
Shore Hardness, using either the Shore A or Shore D scale, is the preferred method for rubbers and thermoplastic elastomers – find out more in this feature.
Check out these 18 reasons why J-Flex is your best choice for FKM sheeting.
Our VAC-SIL® Comparison Chart and actual Samples sheet are the perfect companions to the main brochure. Find out more and how to download/request your copies.
This extremely useful and handy guide contains actual sample pieces of many of the specialist sheetings available from J-Flex.
We’re keen to share that knowledge with you! So, with that in mind we’ve updated our highly sought-after Guide to Fluoroelastomers.
So, just what is the life expectancy of Silicone Rubbers? Here, we explain.
Fluoroelastomers are fluorinated synthetic polymers designed for harsh environments including aggressive chemical and temperature applications.