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Define the requirement
Share your drawing, application and quantity. We clarify critical dimensions, material and acceptance criteria.
Drawing-led sourcing & quality managementIndustrial components. Considered in detail.
Industrial sealing components & strip brushes
Industrial sealing components & strip brushes
The right components. A clearer path to supply.
Industrial sealing and strip brushes sourced around your drawings, materials and quality requirements.
01 / Your drawing02 / Approved sample03 / Agreed inspection
Keliran / Component studies01—02
For OEMs & procurement teamsDrawing-based reviewSample approvalOrder-specific quality records
01 / Product line
Two product lines. One accountable partner.
Start with a product family. We help define the specification, review production partners and agree the evidence your purchasing team needs.
01 / SealingEPDM · NBR · SILICONE · FKM
Enclosure & equipment sealing
Profiles, sponge seals, edge trims, gaskets and drawing-based rubber parts.
- Solid rubber profiles
- Sponge rubber seals
- Silicone profiles
- Die-cut gaskets
02 / Strip brushesNYLON · PBT · PP · METAL CHANNELS
Industrial strip brushes
Straight and formed brushes, matched holders and custom equipment assemblies.
- Metal-channel strip brushes
- Formed strip brushes
- Brush holders & channels
- Custom equipment brushes
02 / Your sourcing & quality partner
Built around your purchasing process.
Keliran brings industrial sealing components and strip brushes into one clear purchasing process. We connect your drawing and application requirements with material selection, production coordination and agreed quality checks, from the first enquiry through repeat supply.
About usA clear reference at every step
01
Drawing & revision
Define the part and its critical dimensions.
02
Material & sample
Agree the grade and reference for approval.
03
Inspection & records
Set the checks that matter for your order.
04
Change & repeat supply
Keep approval decisions traceable.
03 / From a problem to a requirement
Start with what needs to work.
Find the questions worth asking before choosing a material or comparing a quotation.
SolutionsSealing
Door seals that leak at the interface
Water or dust appears along a closed enclosure door.
Learn moreSealing
Adhesive edges lifting
The seal lifts at a corner or after cleaning.
Learn moreStrip brushes
Dust at equipment openings
Dust escapes around a moving part or access opening.
Learn moreStrip brushes
Brush filaments coming loose
Loose filaments appear around the equipment.
Learn more04 / How we work
From first drawing to repeat supply.
A clear specification is only the beginning. Agree how the part will be sampled, inspected and controlled.
02
Review the supply route
We review production partners, tooling, process and documentation against the actual requirement.
03
Approve the sample
Agree the drawing revision, material and fit-check sample before confirming production.
04
Control repeat supply
Agree inspection records, batch identification, packing and how changes will be approved.
For your approved supplier list
Make the next internal review easier.
Bring your supplier questionnaire. We will work through the commercial details, drawing control, samples and quality records required for your approval.
Supplier qualificationSupplier review / checklist
A defined part. An agreed supply process.
01Commercial & production responsibilities✓
02Approved drawing and material reference✓
03Sample and inspection requirements✓
04Batch identification and change control✓
05 / Practical procurement resources
Better inputs. More useful answers.
Sealing
How to measure an enclosure door seal
An old seal may have taken a compression set. Record the mating assembly as well as the removed profile. Keep the door in its normal latched condition when measuring the closed gap.
Read the guideStrip brushes
How to specify a strip brush
Overall height includes the backing. Effective trim length is the exposed filament from the channel to its tip. State both; do not quote an ambiguous “brush height”.
Read the guideKELIRAN
What a seal specification can—and cannot—prove
An IP or NEMA enclosure rating must be validated on your assembled enclosure.
Read the guide