CHO-SEAL REINFORCED
ELASTOMER SEALS
CHO-SEAL reinforced conductive
and non-conductive elastomer seals
consist of a corrosion-resistant CHO-
SEAL conductive or non-conductive
elastomer base, reinforced with a
woven or knitted fabric material,
or wire mesh. These seals are
intended for use in airframe shielding
applications or any other applications
requiring a reinforced seal. The
integrally molded reinforced material
provides improved mechanical
properties, while maintaining
the electrical properties of the
conductive elastomer base materials.
CHO-SEAL reinforced seals are used
to provide EMI shielding, lightning
protection, HIRF protection and radar
cross section reduction by maintaining
surface electrical continuity at joints,
seams and openings in air frames.
Conductive Elastomer Molded
Reinforced Seals
Knitted Dacron fabrics are
used as reinforcing layers
to dramatically increase the
tensile and tear strength
of the elastomer without
adding weight to the seal.
If applicable, layers of
aluminum or wire mesh are
used to provide high current-
carrying capability required
for lightning strike protection.
Other reinforcing materials are
available to provide resistance
to flame.
Refer to Parker Chomerics Conductive Elastomer EMI
Gaskets Molded and Extruded Materials Selector Guide
for details
Typical applications include, but are
not limited to; electronic bay doors,
wing panel access covers, engine
pylons, radomes and nacelle seals.
Parker Chomerics can design and
develop reinforced custom cross
sections, shapes and sheets to meet
specific customer requirements.
CHO-SEAL 1285, CHO-SEAL 6502,
CHO-SEAL 1287, CHO-SEAL 1298 and
CHO-SEAL 6503 corrosion-resistant
silver-plated-aluminum and silver-
plated nickel filled standard Mil/
Aero silicones and fluorosilicones
are typically used for the conductive
elastomer base material.
Contact Information:
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Chomerics Division
77 Dragon Court
Woburn, MA 01801
phone 781 935 4850
fax 781 933 4318
chomailbox@parker.com
www.chomerics.com
www.parker.com/chomerics