Gasketing is done with polyurethane or silicone and has a wide array of industrial applications. It protects against dust, moisture and water, and damps out vibrations and noises.
Generally, a gasket is premade, being injected, extruded or die-cut, and then simply glued to the final piece.
For Foam-In-Place (FIP) gaskets, we have developed a complete production system for foamed gaskets based on an in-situ pouring process. The two raw materials are dosed and blended, then poured directly onto the end product, achieving significant savings in terms of cost.
There is no need to keep all gaskets (of different shapes and dimensions) in stock: FIP allows thousands of different pieces, each with its own shape or geometry, with improved physical and mechanical properties, to be produced.
With our experience in polyurethane and silicon mixing systems, we can supply integrated turn-key plants for producing FIP gaskets. Our B1 dosing unit is dedicated to the gasketing process.