Expertise in rubber-elastomers
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Rubber materials Blickle – A company in motion Material expertise in rubber-elastomers Rubber wheel production Facts and figures at a glance Wheel centre selection Tailored versions Mobile devices and equipment Conveyor technology Machine and systems engineering Hygiene / medicine / design Whatever you need, we can provide the perfect solution

Blickle – A company in motion. 1 We have been one of the leading manufacturers of wheels and castors in the world for decades because of our reliability, innovation and close customer relationships. The name Blickle stands for uncompromising quality, high availability, delivery performance and global presence. Our motivated employees develop optimal products for diverse applications. Their tools: good ideas, creativity and inventiveness, years of experience and high competence in materials and manufacturing. Customer collaboration is our highest priority. A continuous dialogue with users is...

As a family company, Blickle places value on continuity – alongside Reinhold and Denise Blickle, the third generation of the family is now active in the company with Dr. Sarah Blickle-Fenner and David Blickle. Our headquarters are in Rosenfeld, Germany. This demonstrates our commitment to quality and manufacturing products “Made in Germany”.

Material expertise in rubber-elastomers. Vulcanisates of natural and synthetic rubber Standard solid rubber Blickle wheel series • VE / V • VPP / VPA Elastic solid rubber Blickle wheel series • ALEV • POEV • SE • DS • GEVA / GEVN / GEV • BEV / BSEV / REV Soft rubber Blickle wheel series • VW / VWPP • POES / ALES Heat-stabilised vulcanisates of natural and synthetic rubber Multi-component rubber Blickle wheel series • RD • VLE • VLEA Heat-resistant solid rubber Blickle wheel series • VEHI • VKHT • PGV Injection-moulded elastomers Heat-resistant silicone rubber Blickle wheel series

FEM Gummi POEV / ALEV / SE From natural rubber to high-quality rubber-elastomers. How one material can change the world. The history of rubber begins as early as the third century AD, when the Maya made balls from the sap of the “weeping tree”. Rubber was in use worldwide from the 16th century onwards, although at that time the material could no longer be processed once it had dried out. It was not until the discovery of solvents and vulcanisation that the heat-sensitive natural material could be transformed into resistant rubber. Research into synthetic rubber also began in the nineteenth...

Rubber wheel production. Constantly evolving: Blickle is always at work developing new treads on the basis of its expertise and experience. Formulas for rubber compounds are developed to suit a range of requirements with regard to abrasion, rolling resistance, grip, heat and cold resistance, oil resistance, resistance to aggressive substances, Shore hardness, colour, marking, electrical conductivity, recyclability, tear resistance, health hazards and cost aspects. Blickle’s engineers take care to use high-quality materials and avoid toxic substances. The rubber compounds, which can include...

Rubber materials. Operational comfort, floor surface preservation, low rolling resistance or heat resistance. Blickle provides rubber treads for a wide range of applications. Compared to their polyurethane, plastic and metal counterparts, rubber treads offer a high level of operational comfort and outstanding floor surface preservation. In the past, high levels of rolling resistance were the price you had to pay for this. Blickle has succeeded in bringing rubber compounds to the market that combine the positive rolling characteristics of rubber with extremely low levels of rolling...

Injection-moulded thermoplastic rubber-elastomer, 85 Shore A Combines the advantages of thermoplasts and elastomers Low-noise operation with relatively low rolling and swivel resistance Non-marking, but contains a small amount of oil Optional electrically conductive version Main applications: mobile devices and equipment, display stands, electric equipment, measuring and test equipment, work and assembly stations, industrial kitchens • Black standard solid rubber, 80 Shore A • Vibration-absorbing and impact-resistant • Optional electrically conductive, non-marking grey and high temperature...

Polyurethanwerkstoffe. Rubber materials. Überblick dertreads. Laufbeläge. Overview of • Two-component solid rubber “Blickle Comfort” • Specially developed design with a hard rubber core (90 Shore A) and a highly elastic tread (65 Shore A) • High level of operational comfort, excellent floor preservation and vibration-absorbing • Higher load capacities and lower starting and rolling resistance compared to standard solid rubber tyres • Optional non-marking grey version • Main applications: hand-operated transport units, mobile operating and workshop equipment, glass and ceramic transport...

TempLine® Comfort • Heat-resistant silicone rubber, 75 Shore A, usable at temperatures up to 250 °C • Excellent operational comfort • Abrasion-resistant, highly elastic, suitable for autoclaves (POSI series), ageing resistant, odourless and resistant to UV radiation • Optional non-marking grey version • Main applications: racking trolleys, food production, transport trolleys used in the medical and pharmaceutical industry Super-elastic solid rubber • Multicomponent tyres with tough rubber core, highly elastic damping ring and a thick abrasion-resistant tread, 70 Shore A • For extremely...

Rubber materials. Facts and figures at a glance. Thermoplastic rubberelastomers Standard solid rubber Soft rubber Two-component solid (“Blickle Soft”) Elastic soft rubber (“Blickle SoftMotion”) (“Blickle Comfort”) Technical data * Hardness Rebound resilience Rolling resistance ** ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ ■■■■■ Abrasion resistance Maximum speed Application Heavy loads perational comfort / floor surface O preservation Wear resistance Crossing obstacles * Technical data for guidance only. ** Tested at 2/3 of maximum load capacity and maximum load of 300 kg. Very...