EPDM Rubber Sheeting

We specialise in designing and manufacturing high-performance fluid seals and wear parts for some of the most challenging and demanding environments. We can help design, manufacture and test rubber hydraulic seals, piston seals, rod seals, wiper seals and wear rings. We supply various industries, from plant and machinery to automotive, aerospace, and many other industries.

We draw on our 125 years of experience at DLR Elastomer Engineering to offer unrivalled technical support and manufacturing excellence. We offer a wide range of products, including versatile elastomer O-rings and complex multi-faceted PTFE and polyurethane geometries. If none of these options meets your needs, we can create a customised product tailored to your application. Our range of rubber fluid seals includes:

O-Rings
Oil Seals
Bonded Seals
PTFE Seals
Hydraulic Seals
Gaskets
D Rings
Hygienic (FDA) Seals

Bellows and expansion joints serve a range of diverse roles, such as reducing noise and vibration, protecting mechanical elements from dust, resisting the potential impact of shifting temperatures and pressure, and curbing the effects of misalignment. Here at DLR Elastomer, we have been helping our customers with their custom rubber requirements for over 125 years. We combine our decades of experience and knowledge of rubber products with our design and manufacturing capabilities to produce some of the highest-quality rubber bellows and expansion joints that our industry partners need. DLR Elastomer can help with rubber bellows, rubber expansion joints, flexibles and compensators for various uses for a wide range of industry partners, including the automotive, chemical, food and oil and gas industries.

DLR specialises in providing uncured sheeting in various forms to be fabricated and cured by the client or DLR. Most rubber sheeting is supplied in a cured or vulcanised form, making our rubber sheeting versatile and adaptable. Application-specific materials are chosen, calendared and provided on a roll for subsequent fabrication by the client. In both cases, cured and uncured, woven or knitted textiles may be inserted to produce the desired properties for parts such as diaphragms, stamped gaskets and conveyor belts, to name a few applications.