Round Silicone

Blanking Plugs are used for the sheet metal industry as a protection against sharp edge and are ideal for closing panel cavities. Rubber and plastic blanking plugs provide a clean finish and are an easy to use, quick blanking solution.

Our Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC ) and Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Hole Plugs come in black. The PVC hole plug features non-staining properties. They offer resistance to ozone, acids, and sunlight - with excellent aging qualities. The TPE options is highly resistant to oils, acids and alkalis. These durable rubber hole plugs are resistant to temperatures up to 203F.
Available are a range of Threaded Rubber Plugs made from black Silicone Rubber. These threaded blanking plugs can be pushed into place using a blunt tipped tool. They are used to give water-tight protection to spare holes that need to be closed off. The silicone plug features a pull tab for super easy removal, and they provide a suitable fit for standard Metric and PG sizes.

If you're looking for something aesthetically pleasing, browse our Connector Port Plugs. Made from flame resistant Nylon 6/6 with a UL94 V2 rating. This plugs come in a choice of black or grey color options. They blank off redundant connector ports and offer a quick and easy installation solution - simply press-fit into the designated hole.

Our blanking plug range comes in an array of size options, and materials to suit your application needs.

High Temperature Tubing is an excellent masking solution to fit over longer parts, where standard caps are too short. The tubing can be used with a cap, if required. These caps be be applied to long studs and pins.

Supplied on a roll; the tubing can be cut to the required length. By cutting long also creates an easy pull tab, for swift removal. It can be masked off thru-hole by utilising the outside diameter of the tube and pulling it through.

The tubing is flexible and conforms to irregularities. It will not melt or harden and can be reused - making it an economical product.

Popular applications include; powder coating, e-coating, plating and anodising.

• Material: Silicone Rubber (55 Shore A Hardness)
• Color: Natural

Bumper Feet, also called Push In Bumpers, can be used as glides, bumpers, closures, slides and stops for a range of applications. These Rubber Bumper Feet had a simple push feet stem that holds the Push In Rubber Feet in place - allowing them to protect surfaces from contact.

Our Push In Rubber Bumpers range includes a wide variety of styles, including;

Break-Away Bumpers that are designed to be pulled from the inside of the chassis. These bumpers have a mounting tab that breaks away after assembly, to save save. Made from Black Silicone Rubber, available with a H Shore A Hardness rating of 40 and 50; Silicone is good for high temperature applications. An ideal alternative to the Break-Away Bumpers, are Blind Install Bumpers that are also made from Silicone Rubber with a 45 Shore A Hardness rating. They feature a cross drive that is molded into the head that allows for quick installation from the outside of the chassis. The user can install with wither a #1 Phillips head screwdriver or a smaller blunt end rod.

The Silicone range extends with Pull Mount Bumpers with a 65 Shore A Hardness rating. Pulled from the inside of the chassis. Black in appearance, the high temperature silicone material help to cushion and prevent skidding.

Also available are Flat and Domed head split-stem bumpers made from Natural Nylon 6. Produced with a split stem portion that makes insertion easy, but removal difficult. As well as being great bumpers, they are also suitable for use as panel plugs.

Continuing our Nylon Bumper range are Standard and Coved Stem Bumpers with a Natural appearance. Used to protect surfaces from contact, they are ideal for sheet metal, wood and tubing.

Flat Head Stem Bumpers are also available, in a choice of Natural Nylon or Black Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE). The flat head gives these bumpers a design that is able to rest against a flat or tangent surface. The step-type or tapered lead on the stem makes insertion easy. A simple press-fit on the shank holds the bumper in place securely.