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Unique-Bargains Silicone Sealing Strip Red 39" 16mm -94°F to 482°F
Red silicone sealing strip, 39 inches long and 16 mm wide, withstands -94 °F to 482 °F for door and window seals
- 39-inch length seals long gaps without joints
- 16 mm diameter fits wide channels and door frames
- Withstands -94 °F to 482 °F for extreme environments
- Silicone resists aging, ozone and mild chemicals
- Low-odour, non-toxic material safe for enclosed spaces
Silicone Sealing Strip 39" 16mm
This red silicone sealing strip measures 39 inches long with a 16mm diameter. It operates across a temperature range from -94°F to 482°F. The material resists aging, deformation, ozone, mild acids and alkalis. It provides high elasticity and electrical isolation for sealing tasks.
Upgrading From Basic Rubber Seals
Standard rubber seals often harden, crack or lose elasticity at extreme temperatures. This silicone strip maintains flexibility and sealing performance from -70°C to 250°C. The jump is worth it when equipment faces continuous high heat, freezing conditions or exposure to ozone and chemicals that degrade ordinary rubber.
Suits High-Temperature Industrial Sealing
This strip suits maintenance teams sealing oven doors, automotive exhaust components, hydraulic systems and electrical insulation sleeves. It works for custom O-ring fabrication and splice repairs. Buyers needing adhesive-backed tape, flat gasket sheets or sub-zero flexibility below -94°F should look at other product types.
Highlights
- 39-inch length seals long gaps without joints
- 16 mm diameter fits wide channels and door frames
- Withstands -94 °F to 482 °F for extreme environments
- Silicone resists aging, ozone and mild chemicals
- Low-odour, non-toxic material safe for enclosed spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What groove width does the 16 mm diameter strip need for a secure fit?
The strip is 16 mm in diameter, so the mounting channel or groove should be slightly wider than 16 mm to allow the silicone to seat without compression stress.
How do I cut and join the 39 inch length to form a custom sealing ring?
Cut the strip to the required perimeter with a sharp knife, then butt the ends together and bond them using a high-temperature silicone adhesive rated for at least 482 °F.
When should I plan to replace the strip given its temperature rating of -94 °F to 482 °F?
Inspect the strip annually; replace it if the surface cracks, hardens, or loses elasticity after repeated cycling between -94 °F and 482 °F.
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