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2. Felt Weather Stripping Felt is typically used in older vehicles and is known for its soft touch and quiet operation. However, it may not provide as robust a seal as rubber and can wear out more quickly, especially in wet conditions.

4. Regular Maintenance Periodically check your weather stripping for wear and tear. Replacing worn-out strips can help maintain your home’s energy efficiency and comfort.

- Rubber is widely used for its durability and resistance to environmental factors such as UV rays and temperature fluctuations.

- Cost vs. Performance Balancing initial costs with long-term reliability and performance is crucial. While 4% mechanical seals may cost more, their enhanced performance can lead to lower maintenance costs and reduced downtime.

1. Protection Against the Elements The primary function of weather stripping is to create a tight seal that prevents rain, snow, and wind from entering the truck. Poorly sealed doors can allow water to seep into the cabin, potentially damaging upholstery and electronic components. This is especially important for truck owners who frequently use their vehicles for work or travel in varied weather conditions.

- 3% Mechanical Seal This type of seal often incorporates a sealing surface designed to manage moderate pressures and can be suitable for non-corrosive fluids. The 3% designation may refer to its sealing area relative to the equipment design, making it an efficient choice for particular applications.

3. Shock Absorption One of the primary attributes of foam tape is its ability to absorb shock. This is particularly beneficial in applications where items are subject to movement or vibration, helping to prolong the life of the materials being bonded.