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Felt has a distinctive place in the world of materials - but often an inexact rating. Felt permeates daily life, yet is singularly unobtrusive in use - rarely spectacular to the eye or consciousness. Perhaps this is why felt is sometimes overlooked in engineering and design calculations. Engineers have been known to specify metal, plastic, rubber or leather when the proper quality felt would accomplish the job as well or better and at much less cost. Call for our sample card and technical data sheet on S.A.E. felts listing their mechanical, chemical and physical properties as well as suggested applications.		Felt - Does not ravel or fray Felt - May be hard enough to turn           on a lathe or soft enough to           be sewn Felt - Being homogeneous in           structure, remains           unchanged in physical           properties as it wears Felt - Is highly oil absorbent and           uninjured by continued oil           saturation Felt - Has considerable resiliency.           A high quality felt can be           compressed and released           thousands of times without           permanent deformation Felt - Possesses excellent qualities           of insulation against cold,           heat, sound and vibration
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