Rubber Material: Typically made from rubber or elastomeric materials, offering flexibility, resilience, and shock absorption.
Grooved Surface: Contains grooves, channels, or indentations on its surface, forming a lined pattern, which may serve several
purposes:
Enhanced grip or friction between surfaces
Improved airflow or drainage in certain applications
Increased flexibility and compressibility
Spacer Function: Used to maintain a specific gap or distance between two surfaces, preventing direct contact or providing
isolation to reduce vibration or shock transmission.
Cushioning and Insulation: Acts as a cushion or insulator, absorbing shocks, vibrations, or noise between components.
Customization: Available in various sizes, thicknesses, and groove patterns to suit specific applications or requirements.
Applications: Used in machinery, automotive, industrial equipment, and other settings where cushioning, isolation, or spacing
between components is necessary.
