Rubber and metal parts are widely used in industry and manufacturing, and are often used to make seals, shock absorbers, gaskets, springs, etc. These parts take advantage of the elasticity and sealing properties of rubber and the strength and durability of metal, and can be combined to achieve a variety of functions.

Common applications:
Seals: Rubber is often used in combination with metal in seals to ensure a tight seal under high pressure, high temperature or low temperature conditions. It is used in automobiles, pipelines, machinery and other fields.

Shock absorbers: The elasticity of rubber makes it an ideal material for shock absorbers. It is often used in combination with metal structures and is used in vehicle suspension systems, industrial machinery and equipment.

Washers: Rubber washers are often embedded in metal parts to prevent air or liquid leakage and are widely used in piping systems and mechanical equipment.

Springs: Some special metal spring parts are embedded in rubber materials to enhance elasticity and durability, and are suitable for various mechanical systems.

This combination not only improves the performance of the product, but also extends its service life. When manufacturing these parts, factors such as material compatibility, environmental conditions and working pressure need to be considered to ensure optimal performance.