Three families, one approach: we design the compound around the application — not the other way around. Supplied in small to medium quantities, in virtually any colour and shape.
High-performance compounds
Some sealing applications demand more than a standard rubber compound. Aggressive chemicals, high temperatures, pressure or strict industry standards may call for advanced elastomers such as FKM, FFKM or HNBR. At Polycomp, we develop the compound around the conditions your application has to withstand.
We work with high-performance materials for automotive, oil & gas, food, pharmaceutical and other critical applications. Depending on the requirement, compounds can be developed to meet standards such as NORSOK, NACE, FDA and USP Class VI.
FKM combines strong chemical resistance with high-temperature performance. FFKM extends this further for some of the most demanding sealing environments, while HNBR combines media and heat resistance with high mechanical strength.
We can produce small to medium quantities and adapt the colour, formulation and form to your requirements.
Tell us where the seal has to perform. We will develop the compound around it.
Specialty black compounds
Not every application can be served with a standard black rubber compound. It may call for specific properties, specialist ingredients or a smaller quantity. At Polycomp, we start with your requirements and adapt the compound to suit your application.
We can add specialist ingredients and produce smaller batches. Requests like these do not always fit the standard formulations and larger production runs of bigger compounders. We are happy to explore what is possible.
To keep our production process as clean as possible, we do not add carbon black ourselves. Instead, we source masterbatches in which the carbon black has already been incorporated. We then add the ingredients needed to meet your specifications and can supply the material in the form you need, including cord, strip, preforms or pellets.
Tell us what you need. We will explore how to make it work.
Colour compounds
Colour can be more than appearance. It may be used for identification, product coding, branding or applications where carbon black is not suitable. At Polycomp, we develop coloured rubber compounds around both the visual and technical requirements of your application.
We produce these compounds on a dedicated colour line, helping us achieve consistent results while avoiding contamination from black compounds. A wide range of colours and colour effects is possible, depending on the polymer, ingredients and performance requirements.
The formulation is developed around more than colour alone. We take into account properties such as hardness, temperature resistance, media resistance and processing behaviour to make sure the compound performs as required.
We can produce smaller quantities and adapt the formulation, colour and supply form to your application.
Tell us what the compound needs to do and how it needs to look. We will explore the right formulation.
Preforms & ready-to-use shapes
Process-ready compounds supplied in the form that fits your production best — from sheets and strips to pellets, granulate, slabs, ropes, profiles and custom preforms.
The right preform can make a real difference to your total cost of ownership. By matching shape, dimensions and weight to your process, we help reduce material waste, preparation time and handling. Consistent dosing and suitable preform geometry can also support repeatable mould filling, reduce rejects and improve production efficiency.
Ready-to-use supply means less cutting, weighing and shaping in-house, freeing up operators and equipment for production. It can also reduce the need for dedicated preparation equipment and its associated maintenance.
We work with you to optimise both the compound and its delivery form — looking beyond the price per kilogram to the cost per finished part. Tell us what your process needs.
Our polymers
ACM
XNBR
CR
FEPM
BR
AEM
IR
- tell us what you need
“No fixed portfolio thinking — we design around the application.”
