Coated, self-adhesive, flocked ... Special equipment allows us to adapt profiles to virtually any application or installation situation. Which kind of profile do you need?
Profiles equipped with adhesive tape are characterised by good adhesion to a variety of different surfaces.
Foam adhesive tapes compensate for tolerance fluctuations and tensions in the adhesive gap. Self-adhesive tapes help to simplify the assembly process for the sealing profile.
Butyl sealants are used for seals that do not have to transmit mechanical forces. Their surface tackiness means that they can also be used as a temporary fixing aid.
High abrasion resistance of the rubber profiles is achieved by applying sliding lacquer (smooth, textured or decorative). In addition to a visually appealing surface, the coating also serves to prevent freezing and friction noises from the profiles. For easier installation, a sliding polymer can be applied.
Flocked profiles are classically used for all types of window guides. They are very hard-wearing and abrasion-resistant. Coloured variants can be supplied by means of flocking tapes.
With the help of an electrically conductive self-adhesive foil, a sealing profile can be given a low-resistance finish.
Expansion threads prevent the profile from becoming elongated during assembly, especially with soft materials.
