

Custom FKM Rubber Molding Product
Custom FKM Rubber Molding Solution
Zhongren specializes in custom-molded FKM rubber components for demanding sealing applications requiring excellent heat, chemical, and fluid resistance. With extensive experience in high-performance rubber processing, we deliver precision FKM parts that meet stringent industrial and automotive standards. FKM molding provides long-term reliability in aggressive environments where standard rubbers fail.
How Are FKM Rubber Parts Manufactured?
To ensure performance and dimensional accuracy, Zhongren uses advanced molding techniques tailored to the properties of FKM elastomers.
- FKM Compression Molding
- FKM Injection Molding
- FKM Transfer Molding
FKM molding requires precise temperature and timing control due to its narrow curing window. Material preheating and mold temperature consistency are critical for achieving defect-free parts.
Common Applications of FKM Rubber Parts
FKM is widely used in aerospace, automotive, chemical processing, and oil & gas industries, where resistance to heat, fuels, and corrosive fluids is essential.
- High-performance O-rings and gaskets
- Seals for fuel and oil systems
- Chemical-resistant diaphragms
- Valve and pump components
- Turbocharger hoses
- Shaft seals and rotary seals
- Heat-resistant grommets
Our Valued-Added Services
- Design and Engineering Support
- Material Testing and Certification
- Surface Finishing and Printing
- Assembly and Sub-Assembly
- Custom Packaging and Labeling
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Advantages of FKM Rubber Molding
- Exceptional resistance to oils, fuels, and most chemicals
- High heat resistance up to 250°C (482°F)
- Excellent aging and weather resistance
- Low compression set and stable mechanical properties
- Long service life in harsh environments
- Wide chemical compatibility including acids, bases, and hydrocarbons
Disadvantages of FKM Rubber Molding
- Higher material and processing cost
- Limited flexibility at very low temperatures (typically below -20°C)
- Not suitable for applications requiring elasticity or rebound
- Requires strict process control and post-curing
- Lower tear resistance compared to some general-purpose rubbers