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    Andre ROUSSEAU
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      @andrerousseau66124

      Hi, I'm trying to track-down what has, so far, proven to be an elusive rectangular-section rubber ring of 36mm O.D. x 28-30mm I.D. x 5mm thick.

      This is not available via regular inquiry in New Zealand yet I am confident that there is one here. It will likely be amongst the inventories of the automotive/truck/motorcycle spare-parts trade, probably to be found in obscure places in vehicles, e.g. washer bottles, light escutcheons, etc, etc. However, if you can't quote a part number no-one will even bother to look on the shelf so this line of inquiry is a waste of time.

      Does anyone mess about with these vehicles for whom a ring of these dimensions rings a bell? A location-description, vehicle model type and year would be the minimum information I want. A specific part-code would be Christmas and New Year as well.

      Any offerings? Cheers.

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      #29968
      Andre ROUSSEAU
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        @andrerousseau66124

        Sourcing Leads required…..

        #435618
        Paul Lousick
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          @paullousick59116

          Andre.

          Rings with a square or rectangular section are normally called "washers". A quick search found this site but not in the size that you require. **LINK**

          Try searching under rectangular section rubber washers, or similar description.

          Paul

          #435620
          Old School
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            @oldschool

            You can make them by trepanning them out of rubber sheet.

            #435621
            Bruce Edney
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              @bruceedney59949

              You could try these guys – They say they custom make

              Ali expres seller

              Also have you tried Seal innovations?

              Regards

              Bruce

              #435633
              Robert Atkinson 2
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                @robertatkinson2

                Hi,

                Sounds like a brake caliper piston seal e.g.
                http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/for-Vauxhall-Astra-Meriva-Rear-Brake-Caliper-Repair-seal-Kit-Lucas-36mm-3627/274056153625
                Holden Astra down under.
                Try talking to the ebay seller BigRed, I've found them very helpful.

                Robert G8RPI

                #435664
                Howard Lewis
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                  @howardlewis46836

                  Since you are looking for a seal, it would probably be described as an 'O' Ring.

                  If circular section it sounds like you are looking for a 26mm Ring x 5mm section. O rings are usually quoted on the ID.

                  You may be able to find a rectangular section one, again, seems that your search is for 26 mm x 5mm scetion, but square, rather than circular.

                  A company that supplies seals and O rings is the place to go.

                  HTH.

                  Howard

                  #435671
                  Nick M0NPH
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                    @nickm0nph

                    Your local Caterpillar dealer may be able to help as a lot of cat machines use square section o rings

                    in hydraulic fittings

                    Nick

                    #435678
                    Oldiron
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                      @oldiron

                      These may be able to sort you out. Polymax They sell by the metre. You can then make any size you want.

                      regards

                      #435724
                      I.M. OUTAHERE
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                        @i-m-outahere

                        The rubber seal or gasket from a 1 inch camlock fitting would be close to those dimensions . Try rubber supplies or retailers , here in OZ we have places like Clarke rubber that sell all sorts of o rings and seals .

                        You could also buy some rubber sheet of the appropriate thickness and type and cut out the size you want ,Making some gasket punches to suit is pretty easy .

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