Flat and domed
Simple diaphragms for sensors and valves.
Valves and diaphragms · Diaphragms
A diaphragm flexes thousands or millions of times. Its life depends on material, section and how evenly it was moulded.
The detail
Diaphragms fail at points of stress concentration: thin spots, knit lines and sharp transitions. Even wall sections and well-placed gates matter more than almost anything else.
Small diaphragms usually run in LSR; larger and reinforced diaphragms often run in compression moulding with a fabric layer moulded in.

Where it fits
Simple diaphragms for sensors and valves.
Rolling diaphragms for longer stroke.
Reinforced diaphragms for higher pressures.

How we run it
Section and geometry checked for even flexing.
LSR or compression, with reinforcement if needed.
Gates and vents placed to avoid weak points.
Flex or pressure checks agreed with you.
To quote it
Or a sample.
Operating conditions.
What it's in contact with.
Expected cycles.
At a glance
From drawing to delivered parts
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Questions
Yes, by compression moulding with a fabric layer. See our industrial diaphragm project.
We can run agreed flex checks, or supply samples for your own life testing.
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Rough annual volume, target unit price, and any deadlines. That's enough to work out whether compression, LSR injection or something else is the right tool.
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