Taped Glass Seals

In industrial production processes, speed and efficiency are just as critical as quality. One of the most innovative solutions that reduces labor time and minimizes margin of error in glass installation and insulation applications is taped glass seals. At our company, every type of tape application is professionally carried out on both solid and sponge […]
Automatic Door Seals

In the public transportation sector, passenger comfort and vehicle safety are directly linked to the performance of automatic doors that open and close thousands of times every day. Automatic door seals, one of the most critical components of buses and minibuses, not only provide sealing but also determine operational efficiency. Our company offers solution partnership […]
Frame Seals

Frame Seals In the transportation sector, comfort and safety lie in the details. Especially in high-demand applications such as commercial vehicles and rail systems, the quality of cabin insulation is directly dependent on the frame seals used. To meet the dynamic needs of the industry, our company offers flock-coated and rubber seal solutions built to […]
What Is Flock?

Flock is a material obtained by cutting textile fibers into very short lengths (typically 0.3–2 mm) and adhering them perpendicularly to a surface to create a velvety coating. In flock production, fibers such as cotton, nylon, polyester, or viscose are first cut to the desired length, then subjected to dyeing and surface treatments to make […]
What Is Vulcanization?

Vulcanization is a chemical process in which raw rubber is cross-linked using heat and curing chemicals (most commonly sulfur or peroxide systems) to achieve elastic, durable, and permanent mechanical properties. During this process, bridge bonds form between the polymer chains, causing the rubber to transition from a soft and fluid state to a stronger material […]
What Is Rubber?

Rubber (which is used for rubber profile) is a polymer-based material that exhibits high elasticity and flexibility, stretching under tension and returning to its original form when released. It has two main types: natural and synthetic.Natural rubber is produced by collecting latex obtained from the bark of the Hevea brasiliensis tree. The collected latex undergoes […]