Why Should You Choose Flex-Tex Expanded PTFE Instead of PTFE?
Leave a CommentExpanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) is a type of PTFE that offers flexibility, permeability, chemical resistance, and linear strength. It has widespread applications, in everything from the medical, pharmaceutical, and dental industries to aerospace and telecommunications. While it shares some properties with conventional PTFE, its unique structure makes ePTFE a preferred material for various applications. In this […]
What Are O-Rings? All You Need to Know
Leave a CommentWhat is an O-ring, and what purposes do various O-rings serve? While an O-ring’s basic function is relatively simple, there are several important considerations to make when choosing the right one for your application to ensure your O-ring can withstand high pressures, temperatures, and other operating conditions. Read on to learn more about O-rings, what […]
Exhaust Gasket Material: Types and Applications
Leave a CommentClick to Expand Exhaust systems are exposed to extreme levels of heat, which means their gaskets must have the properties to withstand this and other harsh conditions. Learn about the characteristics to look for in exhaust gasket materials so that you can select the right types of gaskets for your exhaust system. Ideal Characteristics of […]
Cut Gaskets vs. Molded Gaskets: What Is the Difference?
Leave a CommentClick to Expand Gaskets fill the gap between the surfaces of two parts, joining them and creating an effective seal that prevents leakage. Manufacturers have multiple methods for producing various types of high-quality gaskets, depending upon the material selection, available equipment, and application requirements. Two common options are cut gaskets, which manufacturers cut from sheets […]
MPRC featured in Sept 22′ Edition of Energy Business Review Magazine
Leave a CommentMPRC recently had the privilege of being featured in Energy Business Review Magazine regarding our products, services, and fluid sealing innovation in the Bio-Fuel Industry. https://lnkd.in/d79aQ5j4
How working with MPRC, (an ISO-9001 and AAR M-1003 Certified Manufacturer,) benefits you- our customer.
Leave a CommentHere’s a great article highlighting the reasons to work with a manufacturer who is ISO Certified. Master Packing & Rubber Company (MPRC) is not only ISO-9001 Certified, but AAR M-1003 Certified as well. What does this mean for you, the customer? Assurance. You can rest assured that as a gasket manufacturer, MPRC will work to […]
Thinking “outside the box” to provide innovative sealing solutions: The fully-molded “Ladder Gasket” from MPRC.
Leave a CommentMaster Packing & Rubber Company (MPRC) takes great pride in “thinking outside the box” to do whatever it takes to assist our customers, and we never shy away from challenging or problem applications that many suppliers turn down. One example of a solution we provided our customer is a fully-molded “Ladder gasket,” which goes inside […]
Industrial News: Reflecting on a great 2022 FEW Show
Leave a CommentA look back at the 2022 Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW) in Minneapolis, MN MPRC recently attended the Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW) in Minneapolis, MN. As a leader in innovative seal technology, the goal of exhibiting at this year’s show was for MPRC to continue to increase awareness of our current presence in the Industrial and […]
Gasket Materials and Understanding Choices through ASTM Tests
Leave a CommentGasket Materials and Understanding Choices for gasket selection through ASTM Tests Today’s blog will be posted below in print and is also available as a video here: https://youtu.be/bdoPET82aMI So many good competitors…so many good materials. It adds to the dilemma in picking who to work with and even more importantly, what to work with […]
MPRC’s M-Nozzle™ Gasket for Railcars
Leave a CommentThe M-Nozzle™ Gasket from MPRC. When it comes to Railcar Manway gaskets, let’s face it: there are too many sizes, thicknesses, and variations to keep track of. How can you tell the difference between a gasket that’s supposed to be 21” x 19” versus a gasket of similar color that’s 21 1/4” x 18 7/8”? […]