What Is Sealing Strip？
A sealing strip is a strip-shaped accessory with adhesive glue on the back, which is used to fill gaps. Its main function is to prevent wind and dust to ensure the sealing effect.
Tanyo Industries focuses on providing a variety of types of sealing strip solutions, including door and window sealing strips, door bottom sealing strips, kitchen and bathroom special sealing strips, and water retaining strips. Our products can be tailored to various specifications according to customer needs. Ensure a perfect fit for your application scenario and achieve excellent windproof, dustproof, and waterproof performance.
Seal Strip By Application
Also known as silicone anti-collision strips, This material has good elasticity and compression deformation resistance and can quickly return to its original shape after being pressed.
The door bottom sealing strip specially designed for bedroom doors, is made of soft and durable rubber material. Which can tightly fit the gap between the bottom of the wooden door and the ground.
There are several types of sliding window gap sealing strips, such as brush type and hollow rubber. The back is equipped with a self-adhesive face, which can effectively prevent mosquitoes and dust from entering after installation.
Specially designed for the kitchen and Bathroom, it is suitable for the tight fitting and waterproof treatment of gaps around the sink, bathtub edge of the shower room, and toilet base.
Seal Strip By Material
Rubber sealing strips are round and flat, and can be used for car doors, trunk edges, door frames, windows, and other parts.
It mainly plays a role in shock absorption. The material can be divided into EPDM foam sealing strips, silicone foam sealing strips, and pu foam seal strips.
High-grade metal door bottom sealing strip, a skeleton made of aluminum alloy, with a row of brushes below, there are two models: H-type and F-type.
PVC sealing strip is made of polyvinyl chloride as the main raw material, also called plastic sealing strip.
Sealing strips made of butyl rubber can be used to fill gaps in doors, windows, pipes, and various equipment.
Do not apply paint to weather strips, as it will corrode the material and cause it to lose its elasticity.
First, make sure that the dust at the bottom of the door is thoroughly removed. Then, accurately measure the width of the door, and cut the weather-resistant sealing strip according to this size to remove the excess part.
Tear off the protective film (i.e. release film) on the back of the sealing strip, but do not press it immediately for the time being. At this time, please carefully check whether the position of the sealing strip is correct, and confirm whether there are any gaps at the bottom of the door after installation. Confirm all details If it meets the requirements, you can press it evenly so that the sealing strip fits firmly to the door.
The obvious difference between the sealing strip and the sealing tape is the width. The width of the sealing strip is smaller than that of the sealing tape.
The sealing strip is thicker and plays the roles of sealing, sound insulation, heat insulation, shock absorption, etc. The sealing tape has strong stickiness and mainly plays a role in preventing water vapor penetration and air leakage.
PVC sealing strips are cheap and can maintain good performance between -40 °C and + 120 °C. Suitable for daily use needs.
Silicone sealing strips can still maintain good performance between -50 °C and 200 °C. The elasticity is also very good. It is suitable for demanding application scenarios.
Yes, if you have other product needs, we can make it especially for you.
Yes, after installing weatherstripping on doors and windows, it can effectively reduce noise and block dust and insects from entering.
Ordinary weather-resistant sealing strips typically require inspection within 3-5 years and need replacement if hardening or cracking is found; whereas high-quality silicone sealing strips can have a service life of 10-15 years.
We offer weather stripping products in a variety of shapes, widths, and heights to meet the sealing needs of different sizes of gaps.
