Features and Benefits of NBR Material Molded Rubber Diaphragms
The rubber diaphragm finds widespread use across various applications, such as in valves, control valves, automatic mechanical actuators, and devices for regulating flow, pressure, differential, liquid levels, as well as for achieving constant temperature volume thermal compensation. Its key advantages are its reliability, versatility, long lifespan, and cost-effectiveness.
Available diaphragm varieties include those made from pure rubber, those reinforced with nylon cloth, single-sided nylon cloth-reinforced versions, and a three-layer composite consisting of rubber, metal, and cloth.
Designing a specific diaphragm involves considering several important factors, including the working pressure, environmental conditions, frequency of use, and the specific function it is intended to serve. These considerations are crucial as they affect the diaphragm's sensitivity, durability, and overall performance, underscoring the importance of the design phase.