Sheets of rubber - Import export

Today sheet rubber is available in various designs & specifications. They are made for specific applications. The major differences are in the polymer type, the application & service demands defines the polymer used. DLR staff will help you make the right choice for your application. Typical uses are in flooring & roofing. Rubber provides resistance to oil & petroleum, ultraviolet light & oxidising elements. It has the capacity to maintain its flexibility even in cold temperatures. Its elasticity makes it suitable as a shock absorber & for specialised machinery mountings designed to reduce vibration, they are also used as anti-slip mats in bathrooms. The strength of rubber sheeting can be enhanced using a suitable fabric insertion. DLR can meet these ever-changing requirements by offering products & choosing materials and can provide traceability throughout the supply chain. As rubber sheeting specialists we are firmly in the driving seat, leading

DLR specialises in providing uncured sheeting in various forms to be fabricated and cured by the client. 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 supplied on a roll for subsequent fabrication by the client. In both cases, cured and uncured, woven textile may be inserted to produce the desired properties for parts such as diaphragms, stamped gaskets and conveyor belts, to name a few applications. Rubber sheeting supports applications in many industry sectors. Sheet rubber requires excellent protection properties to work effectively within hazardous environments where exposure to chemicals, weathering and abrasion are commonplace. Due to its flexibility and elasticity at high and sub-zero temperatures, rubber sheeting is typically used as horsebox matting, pond lining, roof covering, fire retardant

Many industries rely on the performance & quality of rubber sheeting. None more so than the automotive industry, starting with car tyres. Over the years, under-bonnet temperatures have been increasing with evermore aerodynamic car design. In conjunction with this, the demand for a more comfortable passenger space has been growing, making selecting materials supercritical. DLR can meet these ever-changing requirements by offering products that can provide traceability throughout the supply chain. As rubber sheeting specialists we are firmly in the driving seat, leading the way in novel solutions for the automotive industry.

Calendered rubber compound is rotocured with cloth and/or plate finish. The rubber compound is selected based on the application and service conditions. Sheeting is often supplied uncured for fabrication on clients’ premises. Rubber sheeting can be reinforced using woven fabric.

We strive to ensure the materials we choose & the products we offer are at the leading edge of what is available in the market. DLR works with clients in the design & development of products to develop novel, workable solutions. Rubber sheeting of all kinds finds use in industry mainly in the form of a protective barrier. These barriers can be against chemicals, fire & debris. The choice of materials is different depending on the chemical to be protected against its concentration & temperature. Protection against fire is more complex. Consideration is given to items such as escape routes, the toxicity of the smoke generated by the rubber, whether the fumes given off are likely to be harmful to human beings and any (critical, expensive) electrical equipment.