EN45545 is a now mandatory European railway standard introduced in 2013 which harmonised the different train management systems including fire and smoke standards. It aims to protect both passengers and staff against fire on railway vehicles.
Short and sweet – here are 6 great sources to fuel your rubber knowledge.
Non-harmful rubber based materials in food and drink production environments has numerous benefits for the health and safety of both consumers and workers. These materials are designed to minimise any potential risks associated with contamination and ensure the integrity of the products being produced.
Silicone rubber stands as a remarkable elastomer in the realm of industrial materials, boasting a unique atomic structure that sets it apart from other rubber compounds. Find out more.
Synthetic rubber shares numerous desirable qualities with natural rubber, yet critical distinctions exist between the two formulations. Find out more.
Based on our experience gathered since 1984, we have produced this 10 Point Checklist of considerations and the information required, to help us help you.
Rubber is a ubiquitous material we encounter in our daily lives in various forms, from tyres to belts, gaskets, gloves, and even as an ingredient in numerous household products, but have you ever wondered how this amazingly versatile material is made? In this post, we delve into the fascinating process of Natural Rubber production.
In this article we cover we what Silicone Sponge is used for, what industries it is used in, typical applications and cover the differences between Silicone Foam and Silicone Sponge.
How is Rubber tested for behaviour in low temperatures? Which rubbers perform the best in extreme temperatures? Now’s your chance to find out…
This extremely useful guide contains actual sample pieces of many of the specialist sheetings from J-Flex – many of which are held in stock.
When you need a highly reliable and long-term elastomer, a Fluoroelastomer (FKM) could be your ideal solution.
Many rubber materials can be specially compounded to be fire-resistant. Explore the options and find out more.
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.
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.
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.
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.