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Rubber Extrusions and Mouldings Catalogue SEVENTH ISO 9001:2000 APPROVED EDITION RUBBER EXTRUSIONS AND MOULDINGS CATALOGUE C O H BAINES LTD Unit 3, Buckingham House, Longfield Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 3EY Telephone: 01892 543311 Fax: 01892 530682 e-mail [email protected] BAINES cat page 1.pmd 1 14/11/2008, 14:10 BAINES INDEX EXTRUSIONS Page SUNDRIES Page Angle Rubbers 38 Backlight Rubbers 105 Block Type 39 Buffers 103 Channel Plain Square 20 Bumpers 97 Channel Plain 'U' 25 Bushes 103 Channel With One Flange Caravan Sections 109 or Bead 27 Direct Glaze Trims 105 Channel With More Than Draught Excluders 88 & 95 One Addition 32 Extruded Plastic Sections 101 Door Seals 42 Felt Strip 96 Hollow 'D' 48 Fender Sections 97 Irregular Strips 50 Flat Rubber Strip 96 Miscellaneous 53 Gaiter 104 Pipings Double 62 Hose Radiator 96 Pipings Hollow 63 Hose Radiator Silicone 96 Pipings Solid 66 Jaguar Type Rubbers 106 Rest Rubbers 68 Joint Covers 98 Roof Rubbers & Running Matting 99 Board Treads 71 Mini Guy and Ties 98 Slit Rounds 72 Mountings 103 'T' Sections & Windscreen Patterns 73 Over Rider Plastic 100 Weatherstrips 83 Polyethylene Sponge Strip 93 Wedge Rubbers 81 Plastic Chrome Trims 99 Wrap Over Sections 82 Plastic Wing Piping 101 Quarter Light Rubbers 105 Running Board Tread 92 Sheeting 104 Sliding Window Channel 94 Sponge Cord 92 Sponge Extrusions 90 Sponge (Fully Skinned Rectangles) 92 Sponge Neoprene Strip 92 Titanfast 87 Tools 86 & 112 Waist Strips 95 & 102 Windscreen Rubbers 105 RUBBER EXTRUSIONS AND MOULDINGS 3 cat page 3.pmd 1 14/11/2008, 14:11 BAINES EXTRUSIONS Pages 20 to 85 show the range of extrusion dies that we have available and to the best of our ability are shown actual size. We have indicated which sections that are normally carried in stock and although we can supply the others, they are subject to minimum production quantities, which depend on the size of the section concerned. Please enquire, we will be happy to give you the exact postion on any given section. All profiles are manufactued to BS 3734, 1978 tolerances. The full part number is shown underneath each section. Mostly they are made in commercial EPDM but some are in other compounds which are denoted by the letters below following the number. Listed below is a guide to these codes which :- EP Ethylene Proplylene Diene Monomer. EPJ Ethylene Proplylene Diene Monomer. Jaguar type section. J Natural commercial. Jaguar type section. FQ Food Quality. N Neoprene (Chloroprene). NT Nitrile. S Silicone. SQ Steam Quality. W/S Good weather resistant quality. Used on our Weatherstrip range. 4 RUBBER EXTRUSIONS cat page 4.pmd 1 14/11/2008, 14:12 BAINES Compound Information Natural Commercial Rubber Nitrile (NBR) Good general purpose material where oil and Widely used in 'O' ring kits, resistant to heat resistance is not required. petrol, fats, oil, greases and chemicals. + Very good mechanical properties. + Excellent resistance to oils and fuels. + Medium weather resistance. + Good hot-oil resistance. + Good resilience and elastic properties. + Good mechanical properties. + Fair to good alkali and acid resistance. + Good alkali and acid resistance. - Affected by oils, fats, fuels, and oxydising acids. - Moderate weather resistance. - Moderate elasticity. - Moderate low temperature properties. - Moderate ozone resistance except for EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) compounds with PVC blends. This material has excellent weather and heat resistant properties and is widely used for glazing and refrigeration applications. Silicone + Excellent weather resistance. An expensive material suitable for + Good Heat resistance. applications demanding good ozone resistance + Good low temperature resistance. and performance at extreme temperatures + Resistant to steam temperatures up to 120 degrees C. from -80 degrees C. to + 250 degrees C. continuous and 150 degrees C intermittantly. + No migration stain of rigid UPVC materials. + Heat resistance up to + 250 degrees C. - Affected by oils and fats. + Retains flexibility in extremely low temperatures. + Excellent weather resistance. + Excellent electrical resistivity. Neoprene (Chloroprene) + Moderate Oil and fat resistance (special grades only). Good resistance to heat and moderate chemicals + Moderate fuel resistance and moderate resistance to oils. Has good (special grades only). characteristics to resist seawater, acids, fats, - Poor mechanical properties. greases and many solvents. Neoprene has good ozone resistance and when a special additive is included has excellent flame retardent properties. + Excellent weather resistance. + Good mechanical properties. + Moderately resistant to oils and fats. + Flame resistant and can be flame retardent. - Poor low temperature properties. RUBBER EXTRUSIONS 5 cat page 5.pmd 1 14/11/2008, 14:12 BAINES EXTRUSION INDEX PART NO. GROUP PAGE PART NO. GROUP PAGE IRS 0001 Channel Plain Square 20 IRS 0066 'T' Section 73 IRS 0002 Channel Plain Square 20 IRS 0067 'T' Section 73 IRS 0003 Channel Plain Square 20 IRS 0068 Door Seal 42 IRS 0004 Channel Plain 'U' 25 IRS 0069 Door Seal 42 IRS 0005 Channel Plain 'U' 25 IRS 0070 Door Seal 42 IRS 0009 Channel Plain Square 20 IRS 0071 Door Seal 42 IRS 0010 Channel Plain Square 20 IRS 0072 Door Seal 42 IRS 0011 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0073 Door Seal 42 IRS 0012 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0074 'T' Section 73 IRS 0013 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0075 'T' Section 73 IRS 0014 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0077 Piping Double 62 IRS 0015 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0078 Piping Double 62 IRS 0016 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0079 Piping Double 62 IRS 0017 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0080 Piping Double 62 IRS 0018 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0081 Piping Double 62 IRS 0019 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0082 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0020 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0083 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0021 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0084 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0022 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0085 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0023 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0086 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0024 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0087 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0025 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0088 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0026 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0089 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0027 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0090 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0028 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0091 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0029 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0092 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0030 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0093 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0031 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0094 Piping Hollow 63 IRS 0032 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0096 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0033 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0097 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0034 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0098 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0035 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0099 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0036 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0100 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0037 Channel With One Flange or Bead 27 IRS 0101 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0038 'T' Section 73 IRS 0102 Piping Solid 66 IRS 0039 'T' Section 73 IRS 0103 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0040 'T' Section 73 IRS 0104 Angle Rubber 38 IRS 0041 'T' Section 73 IRS 0105 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0042 'T' Section 73 IRS 0106 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0043 'T' Section 73 IRS 0107 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0044 'T' Section 73 IRS 0108 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0045 'T' Section 73 IRS 0109 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0046 'T' Section 73 IRS 0110 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0047 'T' Section 73 IRS 0111 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0048 'T' Section 73 IRS 0112 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0049 'T' Section 73 IRS 0113 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0050 'T' Section 73 IRS 0114 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0051 'T' Section 73 IRS 0115 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0052 'T' Section 73 IRS 0116 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0053 'T' Section 73 IRS 0117 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0054 'T' Section 73 IRS 0118 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0055 'T' Section 73 IRS 0119 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0056 'T' Section 73 IRS 0120 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0057 'T' Section 73 IRS 0121 Door Seal 42 IRS 0058 'T' Section 73 IRS 0122 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0059 'T' Section 73 IRS 0123 Wrap Over 82 IRS 0060 'T' Section 73 IRS 0124 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0061 'T' Section 73 IRS 0125 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0062 'T' Section 73 IRS 0126 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0063 'T' Section 73 IRS 0127 Miscellaneous 53 IRS 0064 'T' Section 73 IRS 0128 Miscellaneous 53 IRS 0065 'T' Section 73 IRS 0129 Channel Plain 'U' 25 6 RUBBER EXTRUSIONS cat page 6.pmd 1 14/11/2008, 14:55 BAINES EXTRUSION INDEX PART NO. GROUP PAGE PART NO. GROUP PAGE IRS 0130 'T' Section 73 IRS 0193 'T' Section 74 IRS 0131 'T' Section 73 IRS 0194 'T' Section 74 IRS 0132 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0195 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0133 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0196 Miscellaneous 53 IRS 0134 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0197 'T' Section 74 IRS 0135 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0198 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0136 Angle Rubber 38 IRS 0199 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0137 Angle Rubber 38 IRS 0200 'T' Section 74 IRS 0138 Angle Rubber 38 IRS 0201 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0139 Angle Rubber 38 IRS 0202 Piping Double 62 IRS 0140 Miscellaneous 53 IRS 0203 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0141 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0204 Rest Rubber 68 IRS 0142 Wrap Over 82 IRS 0205 Channel With More Than One Addition 32 IRS 0143 Wedge Rubber 81 IRS 0206 Piping Double 62 IRS 0144 Irregular Strip 50 IRS 0207 'T' Section 74 IRS 0145 'T' Section 74 IRS 0208 Running Board Tread 71 IRS 0146 Rest
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