Norseal® closed-cell foam tapes function as a gasket, forming a "seal" to prevent air, vapor, moisture and sound infiltration. A proper gasket will interface between two dissimilar surfaces. Unlike traditional sealing methods like caulks, mastics or pre-compressed materials, our foam tapes are easier to handle, compressible to create a superior seal, and will dampen vibration.
Norseal® is soft and conformable, making it an ideal gasketing material for a range of NVH (Noise, Vibrations and Harshness) applications in the automotive market. OEM's devote considerable engineering resources to study and analyses the causes and solutions of NVH in today's cards, vans, SUVs and trucks, particularly on the interior of vehicles. Norseal is cellular elastomer foam available in a range of densities and gauges. It can easily be slit to various width roll configurations, or for more detailed applications, can be die-cut to intricate shapes. It is available with or without a high tack acrylic adhesive on a range of liner types.
In addition to NVH applications, Norseal is commonly used by the automotive engineering community to troubleshoot the unexpected "leaks and squeaks" that arise during vehicle launch. Engineers depend on Norseal foam tapes to address the unexpected problems of wind noise, moisture intrusion, and sound from plastic components rubbing on each other, vibration, light and dust. Norseal foam tapes is an economical solution to a wide range of sealing and gasketing needs for the automotive market. Many of our products are approved by major OEM material specifications.
Product Range:
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Product Category | Foams and Foam Materials |
Product Number | Norseal LA |
Product Name | Norseal® PVC Foams – Automotive Tapes |
Type | Flexible; Foam |
Form / Shape | Stock Shape / Machining Grade; Tape Roll |
Material / Composition | Vinyl / PVC |
Applications | Architectural / Construction; Automotive / Transportation; Consumer / Furniture; Industrial OEM; Sealing / Gasketing |
Density | 0.3745 lbs/ft³ (6 g/l) |