A general term, any of the numerous flexible roof membranes that contain rubber or plastic.
Materials that are "elastomeric" could also be said to be "elastic." Both terms describe what most people would refer to as "rubberiness," or behaving like rubber (which stretches and compresses, and returns to its original shape instantly after stress is removed).
Of or pertaining to any of the numerous flexible membranes that contain rubber or plastic.
The term given to a stretch yarn made chiefly from a filament of highly elastic polymer, such as polyurethane. Often elastomeric yarns can be covered with non-stretch fibres for greater control in weaving and knitting. The wrapping or covering is done by either core spinning or uptwisting. See elastic.
Connectors A thin conductive material used to make connections between an LCD and a PC board.
"Rubber" based materials; e.g. Butyl, Neoprene, and Viton. Typically durable but have limited chemical resistance. Go to top
Any of various polymers having the elastic properties of natural rubber.
Having the elastic property of rubber.
Properties of a material that will permit it to return to its original shape after being stretched.
Flexible, low modulus material capable of expanding and contracting and returning to original dimensions without fatigue.
a material that rapidly returns to its original state after substantial deformation
the elastic, rubber-like properties of a material that will stretch when pulled and will return relatively quickly to its original shape when released.
a rubber like synthetic polymer that will stretch when pulled and will return quickly to its original shape when released.
the term used to describe the elastic, rubber like properties of a material.
A rubber-like sheet material used as a roof covering.
