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Taiwan‑based Osaka Marine Industrial Co., Ltd. lists 26 active gasket products across its catalogue. The items are grouped under the broader categories of Agriculture, Marine Equipments & Spare Parts, and Automobile Spare Parts & Supplies, although the specific entries focus on motorcycle and off‑road vehicle sealing components. The catalogue includes Harley‑Davidson oil pump gaskets (e.g., part 26246‑68D) with HS code 8484.10, ATV complete gasket kits such as VG‑1029 under HS code 8484.90, and Honda gasket kits identified with HS codes 8708.99 and 8409.91. Materials described range from nitrile‑butadiene rubber (NBR) with cork or paper composites to multi‑layer steel, fiberglass and graphite‑coated fiber constructions. Each product entry specifies the part number, material composition and, where available, the relevant customs tariff heading.
The listed products comprise oil‑pump body gaskets, cap washers, seal rings and complete gasket kits for Harley‑Davidson, Honda and generic ATV models. In the industry, rubber‑based gaskets for motorcycles typically use NBR with hardness values between 65‑80 Shore A and operate up to 120 °C, while multi‑layer steel or composite kits for ATVs often meet ISO 9001‑based dimensional tolerances of ±0.2 mm. Common specifications for these gasket families include compression set below 30 % after 24 h at service temperature and resistance to oil, fuel and coolant exposure. Buyers frequently request material safety data sheets (MSDS), hardness charts and compatibility tests against OEM fluids. The HS‑code families represented (8484, 8708, 8409) cover rubber/plastic gaskets, vehicle parts and engine components, respectively, and are standard classifications for sealing products in global trade.
They are described as NBR rubber combined with cork or paper composites, which in the industry meet ISO 1629 classification for nitrile rubber and are tested for hardness between 65‑80 Shore A and temperature resistance up to 120 °C.
Yes, the catalogue notes a multi‑layer construction that combines steel, NBR rubber and cork composite, a typical configuration for high‑pressure ATV sealing systems.
Buyers normally ask for ISO 9001 quality‑management certification, as well as material safety data sheets and, where required, RoHS compliance certificates for the composite materials.
Gaskets are usually packed in sealed, moisture‑resistant cardboard boxes with internal dividers, and for larger multi‑layer kits they may be placed in wooden crates complying with ISPM 15 for wood packaging.
Customs authorities commonly inspect HS 8484, 8708 and 8409 shipments for correct material declaration, weight verification and compliance with any applicable safety standards before release.
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