Rubber Diaphragms for Valves & Control Systems
Product Overview
Shiny Unite manufactures rubber diaphragms for valve, control and pump applications. Diaphragms function as sealing and movable dividing membranes between two components, and are resistant to a variety of media at different pressures.
Function & Construction
A diaphragm is a flexible dividing membrane that separates two chambers while allowing movement, enabling switching, control, valve, pump and accumulator functions. Material selection depends on the media, temperature and pressure of your application.
Applications
- Valve diaphragms (switch and control functions)
- Pump diaphragms
- Accumulator diaphragms
- Pressure and flow control systems
Key Benefits
- Sealing and movement functions in one component
- Resistant to a variety of media
- Flexible material selection to match the application
- Custom geometry supported
Customization & Manufacturing
We produce diaphragms with custom geometry and material selection based on your drawing and application requirements. OEM production is supported. For a quotation, please provide your drawing, media, temperature and pressure conditions.
Technical Considerations
The correct diaphragm material depends on the media it will contact and the temperature of the application. Please share your operating conditions so we can recommend a suitable material and design.
Related Products
- Custom O-Rings – custom rubber sealing parts
- Pump Gaskets – rubber gaskets for pumps and flanges
- Custom Rubber Modules – various shaped rubber components
FAQ
What is a rubber diaphragm used for?
Diaphragms are sealing and movable dividing membranes used in valves, pumps, switches and accumulators to control flow and pressure.
Can you manufacture custom diaphragms?
Yes. We produce diaphragms with custom geometry and material selection according to your drawing and application.
How do I choose the diaphragm material?
Material choice depends on the media, temperature and pressure. Please share your operating conditions for a recommendation.
What information is required for a quotation?
Your drawing or dimensions, the media to be sealed, temperature, pressure and quantity.
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