I have a seal; I don’t know what material it is. Where can I determine whether it’s made of rubber?

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I have a seal; I don’t know what material it is. Where can I determine whether it’s made of rubber? Just like steel, it is possible to measure elements such as C, Si, Mn, Cu, Fe, etc. I’m not sure which testing laboratory to use; could you recommend one? Thank you

Reply #22010-10-11

Go to a manufacturer or store that specializes in selling seals, and ask professionals to assist with the identification

Reply #32010-10-11

It depends on what it’s used for; it doesn’t necessarily have to be made from the same material as before. As long as it meets the operating conditions, it’s fine. Hehe

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