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Special Vacuum Pads

Our special vacuum suction cups are designed for demanding vacuum applications and unique workpiece geometries. Whether handling bags, sacks, films, textured surfaces, or other specialized materials, they provide optimal holding force and reliable performance. Available in a variety of designs, materials, and configurations, they offer the right solution for virtually any application.

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Material Properties & Temperature Resistance

Each series of suction cups is designed and engineered for different applications. Below is a table to help you determine the ideal suction cup material:

Material  Temp. (Short time)  Temp. (Long time)  Wear resistance Oil resistance  Weather and ozone 
NBR -20°C to +110°C -10°C to +80°C Excellent Excellent Good
Silicone -40°C to +200°C -30°C to +180°C Unsuitable Unsuitable Excellent
Polyurethane +10°C to +50°C +10°C to +40°C Excellent Excellent Excellent
Natural Rubber -20°C to +80°C -10°C to +60°C Excellent Unsuitable Fair
Hightemp. Silicone  -70°C to +280°C -50°C to +230°C Excellent Excellent Excellent
Fluorine Rubber -10°C to +230°C -5°C to +200°C Excellent Good Good
EPDM -30°C to +150°C -20°C to +120°C Good Unsuitable Excellent

Shore hardness

When handling workpieces, the material of the vacuum pad is critical for durability, cycle time, and product integrity. The Shore hardness (Shore A for elastomers) determines how "soft" or "hard" the vacuum pad is.

 Shore-Hardness  Property When should it be used?
 30°-40° Very soft Irregular, uneven surfaces; delicate products 
 40°-55° Soft Standard applications; balanced ratio
 55°-70° Hard Smooth surfaces; fast cycles; heavy loads