Advance ™ Inspection Machine for Surface Defects of Automotive Sealing Strip

Automotive sealing strips, also known as weatherstrips or rubber seals, are essential components used in the automotive industry to provide a tight seal and prevent the entry of water, air, dust, and noise into the vehicle. These strips are typically made of rubber or elastomeric materials and are designed to fit into various gaps and joints throughout the vehicle. During the production of automotive sealing strips, various surface defects can occur, which may affect their sealing performance and durability. Some common surface defects include:

1. Surface Roughness: Uneven or rough surfaces on the sealing strips can hinder proper sealing and lead to potential leaks or increased noise transmission.

2. Porosity: Porosity refers to the presence of small air pockets or holes on the surface of the sealing strip. These pores can compromise the seal's integrity and allow the passage of air, water, or noise.

3. Edge Defects: Irregularities or deformations at the edges of the sealing strip can impact its ability to provide a secure and effective seal.

4. Contamination: Surface contamination such as dirt, dust, or foreign particles can affect the adherence of the sealing strip and compromise its sealing properties.