Rubber Grommets 

A rubber grommetappears as a simple piece of rubber, either synthetic or natural rubber. Thisrubber is then manufactured into the grommet shape by the use of a mould. Someindustrial houses use dye moulds while others use injection moulds to designthe intended grommets. In fact, rubber grommets are rings or tiny tubes thatare fitted around metal openings, or can be inserted into the ear drums wherewires pass in order to protect objects or materials that pass through theopening. In case of using electrical cables, but that can be vulnerable toabrasions from the surface of a metal opening, which can short out the wiring.Rubber grommets, on the other hand, prevent the abrasions and protect wiring.

Usesof Rubber Grommets

Rubber grommetsare commonly used to protect wire, hose, pipe or other objects passing througha panel hole. They have other uses as well such as in vibration dampers,finishing components and even spacers. It is observed that rubber grommets workwell in plastic, metal or other substrates. In general, rubber grommets can beused to protect or cover holes and to protect cables or wires from sharpcorners or edges. Rubber grommets are weather-resistant.

Advantagesof Rubber Grommets

Rubber grommetsare accessories made out of the wiring equipment and are used for wires throughin the middle of holes. The inherent purpose is to protect the wires from beingcut easily by sharp plate cuttings. These rubber grommets are dustproof andwaterproof and they carry wider applications in various fields such aselectrical appliances, machinery, electronics, sports equipment, lighting andfurniture. Among the various types of rubber materials for the production ofrubber grommets, Nitrile rubber, Natural rubber, Neoprene, Silicone and fluoro rubberare significant since these materials carry the hardness of 30-60 Shore A thatis fine.

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