Enclosure Security: Liquid Gasketing.

What is a Foam in Place Gasket or Liquid Gasket? Liquid gasketing is a growing trend that is not only a cost-effective way to replace molded, die cut and other types of gaskets in automotive and other applications, but adds an extra line of defensive to ensure the safety of your electronics within your steel enclosure. One or two-component materials, including urethanes, elastomers and silicones, are used to form a strong perfect seal that prevents leaking, drips, and seepage, all while keeping the outside environment from encroaching on the system and the electronic components inside the unit. Foam-in-place gasketing is generally accomplished with a two-component silicone or polyurethane, but there are other ways to accomplish the same seal as well.

Foam-in-Place-Gasket (thixotropic) is a two component modified polyurethane resin that serves as the ultimate gasket for various enclosures, including UL Type 12, 4, and 4X.

Enclosure Security: Liquid Gasketing. Steeline Enclosures believes that this gasketing process provides a superior resilience, excellent compression recovery, and is UL approved. It has a superior adhesion to many kinds of substrate, and with no seams or joints to leak, our products have a continuous bead that provides fantastic enclosure coverage and air tight seals.

This unique resource is cutting edge technology and allows us to apply the precision of a foam-in-gasket machine to the individual requirements of our clients, meeting or exceeding their exact specifications on time, every time, with the quality advantages that customers of Steeline Enclosures have come to expect.

For a complete introduction to Liquid Gasketing, otherwise known as Foam in Place Gasket, Contact a Steeline enclosure expert today! or see the video of our Foam in Place Gasket machine in action.

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