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24 results for “rubber” in materials
- Artisan Silicone®Conventional silicone rubber has been used for kitchen utensils and medical devices, but it requires specialized equipment and high-temperature, high-pressure processing. Artisan Silicone® overturns this conventional image and is a new type of silicone rubber. It can be kneaded by hand like modeling clay and can be cured as is in a household toaster oven at 120°C.
- Rebbur TileRebbur Tile is a sustainable surface material developed by combining natural rubber with underutilized resources such as tea leaves, seaweed scraps, eggshells, wood chips, stone powder, and iron powder. It transforms industrial and food-production waste into a functional design material, supporting circular material development while maintaining a warm and tactile quality.
- Expanded Silicone rubberThe cells are like balloons, holding gas and not allowing moisture to pass through.The raw compound is mixed on the same way as solid rubber compounds, but a chemical blowing agent is also added.
- Reselo RubberReselo Rubber is a patented biobased rubber polymer made entirely from birch bark. Developed in Sweden, the material uses birch bark residues from the pulp, paper and plywood industries, where this side stream is commonly used as fuel.
- Trederra recycled rubberTrederra produces recycled rubber masterbatches designed to partially replace virgin synthetic rubber in footwear applications. The material is manufactured in Asia using both post-consumer and post-industrial waste streams.
- Recycled rubber tileHigh quality rubber tile made from recycled tires, made with a durable polyurethane binder under moderate temperature conditions. designes for versatile flooring application, offering excellent durability and resistance to extreme temperature to extreme temperatures.
- MasterfoamClosed cells are what distinguish cell rubber from other spongy rubber varieties. This characteristic makes it completely water and gas tight, elastic, suitable as sealer and anti-fungal. Cell rubber is used as sealing material, in vibration isolation, acoustic insulation and temperature insulation.
- Yulex neopreneYulex is a neoprene material made from natural rubber that harvested from rubber trees. Yulex neoprene generates less CO2 during manufacturing compared to synthetic neoprene, but it has nearly identical physical performance in terms of tensile strength, tear strength, and elasticity. The material in the photo is laminated with recycled polyester fabric.
- Tire VeneerTire Veneer is the name of recycled rubber veneer made from tires. Since tires wear out relatively fast, recycling tires began some time ago as re-treading, which is the retention of the tire interior and application of new tread to the exterior. In the retreading process, the old tread is removed by grinding and the resulting dust is termed "buffings".
- KayarKayar is a high-performance rubber flooring, made of a blend of synthetic and natural rubber with coconut fibres. designed by Sottsass Associati. It is obtained by adding fragments of natural coconut fibre to a mix of rubber.
- RARXRARx is a recycled polymer additive for asphalt mixtures, containing 60% rubber powder. The rubber is pre-treated using a patented process before being incorporated into the asphalt mixture. The material is added directly during asphalt production using a dry process.
- ErgoTileErgoTile is a rubber tile flooring made from rubber granules derived from end-of-life tyres. The tiles are designed for applications that require a durable, shock- and sound-absorbing surface, including gyms, CrossFit facilities and free-weight training areas.
- lokaReboonlokaReboon is a sustainable and environmentally friendly material made from recycled disused coloured balloons. lokaReboon uses recycled coloured balloons as a raw material, which have a long life expectancy due to the rubber's excellent strength and abrasion resistance. At the same time, the rich colours of the balloons are preserved in the new material, so there is no need for secondary dyeing, no secondary industrial wastewater.
- 3D stretchIt feels like rubber, it stretches like rubber, and it is made of Lycra. This version has 3D structure that makes it very tactile and edgy. Eclipse in Australia makes the most versatile textiles based on Lycra you have ever seen. Lycra or elastane is a synthetic fibre known for its exceptional elasticity. It is stronger and more durable than natural rubber.
- UnismoothThis rubber colourful material is a smooth, single-colour floor covering. It is available in 80 standard colours or your custom colour (to be chosen, for example, among one of the international standards RAL, Pantone, NCS, Chevallier, etc.). It is available in the Dalsouple Ecodurable range (made from natural rubber) and the Magnetic version.
- IsolgommaThis EPDM sound-absorbing underlay / elastomeric Grei line consists of a range of products for the sound insulation of floors. It was developed to be used in the construction and has a high quality performance capacity. Use of EPDM rubber and a particular patented design gives this line of products mechanical and acoustic characteristics,ideal for impact noise insulation.
- TYRE+ by Solepex®TYRE+ by Solepex® tpe-rubber compound consists 30 % reused raw material, which is supplied by utilizing discarded winter and summer tyres produced by Nokian Tyres Plc. The rubber is recovered at Finnish Tyre Recycling Ltd. Lenkki Oy has developed the compound and manufactures TYRE+ products with injection molding in Finland.
- EcosurfacesECOsurfaces rubber flooring combines 100% recycled SBR tire rubber and colourful EPDM flecks to give the flooring a black light effect. It is electrostatic dissipative, Single-ply, non-laminated, slip resistant, cushioned resilience and stain resistance.
- SugruSugru is a mouldable glue designed for fixing, making and improving your stuff. It sticks to almost anything, moulds like play-dough, and cures overnight into a durable silicone rubber. Once it’s cured, Sugru has some pretty amazing properties, making it perfect for use everywhere – from your home to the great outdoors.
- MarbréThis rubber floor material puts a new twist on marbled floor coverings. Two categories are available: Marbré with 2 assorted colours and Marbré with 3 assorted colours. 14 assorted combinations or your custom marble effect floor covering from the 80 standard colours are available. Marbre is available in the Dalsouple Ecodurable range (made from natural rubber) and the Magnetic version.
- ReliefStripes, curves, circles and more: the Relief collection of this rubber flooring proposes textured surface finishes or lines for a rich creation. Manufactured from rubber gum it absorbs impacts and offer excellent resistance over time. Tile joints are practically invisible and thus offer decorators perfect continuity
- OcragelaOcragela is a material consisting of ochre, gelatin, glycerine, and water. It means that this material is fully biodegradable and made out of only natural materials. This material can be hand-stitched or machine-sewed, so it can be used as a normal textile material. And it can be customised to leather-like, rubber/silicone-like and plastic-like.
- Hévé textileHévé textiles collection (formerly called Tchouc) is the result of La Gadoue’s research on latex coating on natural canvas. This hand-made composite material is a vegetal alternative to leather. The idea is to produce a functional and versatile textile for interior design. La Gadoue decided to use the natural textiles linen and jute as base canvas. For the coating, La Gadoue uses natural rubber, which comes from the sap of the rubber tree.
- Embossed printed canvasThese embossed print designs consist of layers of 100% cotton, with in between foam rubber to create an embossed effect. The layers of textile are glued together using a heat press, and the foam rubber is cut to size with a laser cutter. The material is printed using a digital printer. The print in combination with the embossed effect creates hyper realistic results.
