Cloth-Inserted Diaphragm: Gasket Material 101

Among the many types of materials our team at Breiner works with, cloth-inserted diaphragm is one of the most unique. Using a combination of woven cloth and rubber materials, these specialized gaskets are built to withstand a variety of intense industrial operations....

An Investigation of Neoprene Fiber

Neoprene fiber—or neoprene sponge fiber—is considered a top-tier non-metallic material option for numerous manufacturers. In fact, neoprene fiber has maintained popularity as a synthetic gasket choice since its creation by DuPont in the 1930s for being a durable,...

What is Cork? (And 5 Reasons Why You Need It)

Within modern manufacturing, there are companies looking for reliable, dependable parts while also reducing their environmental impact. For a non-metallic material that sustains both the environment and your production processes, cork may be just the material you...

5 Important Silicone Rubber Properties Manufacturers Should Know

Among the many types of non-metallic materials Breiner offers, silicone rubber is a favored gasket choice for manufacturers. From medical to automotive, there are certain silicone rubber properties that support and improve production for different industries. So, what...

What to Know About Fibreflex Vegetable Fiber Gaskets

Breiner Innovative manufactures many kinds of custom parts, gaskets, and seals in a variety of non-metallic materials. Depending on what properties you need—be it strength, solvent or temperature resistance—there’s a material to fulfill those qualities. For a material...

3 Properties of Cellulose Gaskets

Working with nonmetallic materials has taught us a thing or two about what end users can expect from the custom parts we make for them. For more than 70 years, the team at Breiner has worked with thousands of these materials, and one we particularly work with is...