Brake fluid is a type of hydraulic fluid used in the hydraulic brake and clutch systems of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, light trucks, and even some bicycles. It acts as a medium for transferring force applied to the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure within the brake system, enhancing braking efficiency. This function relies on the property of the fluid being incompressible.

NBR rubber Tubes are widely used for transmitting fluids and gases, as roller covers, or even in sealing gaskets. They are well-known for their excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance, and gas impermeability.

Rubber Weatherstrip, model RW-EP-037, is a FLAP SEALS type Rubber Weatherstrip with wings that act as moisture proof, waterproof, diverting or changing the path of water. It also helps prevent dust. and noise Suitable for installation in wet, humid or dry areas.

If you are in search of chemical-resistant EPDM Tubes, inquire and place your orders with Tuberry for specialized solutions.

Did you know? Not all rubber seals are capable of withstanding both steam and hot water, especially at operating temperatures exceeding 100°C

Joint/Splicing Silicone Rubber Seals, produced through an extrusion process, come in various cross-sectional designs tailored to specific requirements and are assembled at the corners to be used as gaskets.

Brake fluid, a type of hydraulic oil, is a non-oil liquid mainly composed of glycol (Glycol-based) or silicone (Silicone-based). It lubricates similarly to oil, protecting the brake system from wear and tear. A common question arises about the most suitable type of rubber seal for use with brake fluid, and which type is the most popular. The ideal seal does not swell or degrade upon contact with brake fluid.

Rubber Hose V.S. Rubber Tube,although both made from rubber, have distinct characteristics and applications.