Products

Da/Pro Rubber High Temp Plastics PEEK offer stable physical properties, dimensional stability and characteristics that are ideal for electrical applications that can experience increased temperatures. We work with a variety of materials that fall in the high temperature range and can obtain materials that will assist in flame retardance, wear resistance, conductivity, structural reinforcement available in a variety of colors. While most plastics do not hold up to harsh chemicals, high temperature plastics offer more chemical resistance than most.

Da/Pro Rubber SBR is an elastomeric copolymer that consists of styrene and butadiene. SBR has good abrasion resistance and good stability.

Da/Pro Rubber Conductive Elastomers are rubber compounds that have been specially compounded and modified to make the rubber electrically conductive. The level of conductivity of rubber ranges from Insulative to Antistatic to EMI/RFI Shielding to Highly Conductive. The base polymer is an insulating material. Ingredients added to make a rubber compound effect the level of conductivity.

Da/Pro Rubber TPE elastomers add soft-touch grips, high tech looks, multiple color capability, scents, surface textures and more to a variety of components. TPE elastomer molding is being used in consumer products, industrial products, medical device components, electrical products and in almost every other industry.

Da/Pro Rubber Neoprene/Chloroprene is a brand name developed by DuPont Performance Elastomers. It is a name for a family of synthetic rubbers based on polychloroprene. DuPont developed this family of rubbers as an oil-resistant alternative to natural rubber.Because of these properties, neoprene rubber is useful in a variety of applications. Neoprene rubber gaskets and neoprene grommets are used in devices that are exposed to extreme chemicals and temperatures. Neoprene gaskets are often used in automotive and oil & gas industry as a seal against corrosive environments and weather elements. Neoprene grommets are used in electrical connectors in the aerospace and electronic industries. Neoprene rubber has become a popular material choice in modern applications ranging from clothing to electronic cases.