EPDMkummis

EPDMkummis refers to products made from EPDM rubber. EPDM is a synthetic rubber copolymer of ethylene and propylene, with a small amount of a diene monomer. This composition gives EPDM excellent resistance to weathering, ozone, and UV radiation, making it suitable for outdoor applications.

EPDMkummis are known for their durability and flexibility across a wide temperature range. They maintain their properties in both high and low temperatures, resisting cracking and degradation. This makes them ideal for sealing and insulation purposes where exposure to environmental factors is common.

Common applications for EPDMkummis include roofing membranes, automotive hoses and seals, window and door gaskets, and various industrial components. Their resistance to chemicals and abrasion further expands their utility in demanding environments. The material is also a good electrical insulator.

The production of EPDMkummis involves polymerization of the constituent monomers, followed by compounding with fillers, curing agents, and other additives to achieve desired physical and chemical properties. The resulting EPDM rubber can be molded, extruded, or calendered into various shapes and forms. The versatility and performance characteristics of EPDM make EPDMkummis a valuable material in numerous industries.