Rubber Grommets By Shah India Rubber Products

Rubber Grommets are any variation of eyelets or rings which are used as insulation devices. The term "grommet" had its origin in the garment industry and used as a type of fastener. Today, "grommet" has become an industrial standard term for cable management and modular wiring systems. Grommets are eyelets that are used to strengthen or protect an opening. They are also used to insulate and protect an object passing through an opening. They are inserted into a hole in a mechanical part to prevent grounding, chaffing or mechanical grounding. Rubber grommets are widely used to ensure safety and flexibility in the cable management system.
Typesofrubberusedtomakegrommets:

Butyl rubber or isobutylene isoprene elastomer

a cThis rubber is resistant to water, steam, alkalis, and oxygenated solvents
a cIt has low gas permeation
a cIt is capable of providing both high-energy absorption (dampening)
a cIt has good hot tear strength

Nitrile and styrene butadiene rubber (SBR)
a cThis rubber is used with most oils, hydraulic fluids
a cA variety of proprietary compounds are available for specific applications

Applications:
a cThey are found in shoes, clothing, corsets, curtains, leather, and other fabrics. Grommets that are small in size are called eyelets and are used in clothes.
a cSurge protectors, fax/modem lines, electrical wiring outlets and computer cables can be organized properly by using large oval and rectangular grommets.
a cGrommets are also used on cocommercial tarp w