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Fiberglass Fabric

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Graphite/Rubber

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Black/Fluorescent Yellow

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For Use Outdoors

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Fits Edge Thickness

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100° F to 249° F

250° F to 499° F

500° F to 999° F

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Silicone Coated

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Sealing

Edge Seals

Block dust, water, and wind from entering the gaps around doors and windows

Rope Seals

Insulate the edges of oven, furnace, and boiler doors to keep heat in

Backer Rods

Insert into gaps before caulking to reduce how much sealant you need and improve adhesion

Raw Materials

Foam

Pockets of air make it lighter in weight than rubber; good for packing, insulating, and sealing

Rubber

Compresses and bounces back to shape; often used for sealing, cushioning, and shock absorbing

Building and Machinery Hardware

Weatherstripping

Weatherstripping

Seal gaps around doors, windows, and frames

Thresholds

Transition between flooring surfaces and reduce gaps between doors and floors

Edge Trim

Install on panels, boards, signs, and mirrors to protect edges from impact

Surface Guards

Protect walls and other flat surfaces from impact

Grommets

Protect wire, cable, and cords from holes with sharp or rough edges

Corner Guards

Shield corners on walls and other surfaces from impact

Tubing Guards

Safeguard pipe, tubing, and other round equipment from impact

Protective Film

Protective Film

Temporarily adhere to surfaces to protect them from scratches, nicks, and dirt

Fastening and Joining

Tape

Bind, seal, and mark surfaces

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