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4WM-82131-00 — moulded rubber strap with a metal buckle fitted at one end
4WM-82131-00 — photographed at Lee World. Moulded rubber strap with a metal buckle fitted at one end.
YAMAHA Rubber Parts

4WM-82131-00

A battery strap. The buckle is fitted in our plant, so what leaves is a finished assembly and not two parts to be married up later.

Dimensions are built to your drawing or to a supplied sample. Compound and Shore A hardness are confirmed on the drawing before any tool is cut.

Specification

Part number4WM-82131-00
Part familyMoulded rubber part
ConstructionSingle-compound moulding, no metal insert
Compound codeEP60 (marked on the part)
Face detailMoulded rubber strap with a metal buckle fitted at one end.
Moulding compoundsEPDM, SBR, TPE, TPE-SEBS, PVC or PP, to drawing
ToolingDesigned and built in house
Prototype parts4 weeks from prototype tool
PPAPTypically 8 weeks, to ISO/TS 16949 or VDA
DimensionsBuilt to customer drawing or to a supplied sample
Moulded fromBeijing rubber plant (rubber) / Shanghai plant (plastics)

The face on this part

Moulded rubber strap with a metal buckle fitted at one end. It sits in the YAMAHA Rubber Parts group, and the photograph above is of the part itself rather than a rendering — what you see is the tread, the outline and the finish as they leave the tool.

Tooling and first parts

All tooling is designed and made in house. Parts from a prototype tool reach you in 4 weeks, which is the window in which the face, the retention and the hardness can still be changed without restarting anything.

Getting it approved

Where the part goes onto a programme we run PPAP to ISO/TS 16949 or VDA, typically over 8 weeks, on parts from the production tool rather than on prototypes.

What we need to quote it

The drawing or the sample, the annual volume, and the service conditions the part sees. If the part already exists in this catalogue we will tell you that instead of quoting a new tool.

Questions buyers ask

Which compound will this part be moulded in?

Whichever the drawing calls for. We run EPDM, SBR, TPE, TPE-SEBS, PVC and PP with or without glass reinforcement; if you have not fixed a compound yet, send the service conditions and we will propose one.

How long before I see a real 4WM-82131-00 sample?

Samples follow the prototype tool by 4 weeks. If the part is already tooled here, as most parts in this catalogue are, existing samples can go out far sooner.

What do you need from us to quote it?

The part, the annual volume, and the service conditions it sees. Compound and hardness we can propose; volume and duty we cannot guess.

How is the material verified?

Tensile strength and elongation to fracture catch under-cure; oil resistance catches EPDM specified where NBR was needed. All of it runs in the Beijing facility next to the line.

What does the EP60 marking on the part mean?

It is the customer's own compound designation, carried on the part so the grade travels with it. The letters give the family — EP for the EPDM grades, NBR for nitrile — and the digits give the nominal Shore A hardness.

Quote the 4WM-82131-00

Send the annual volume and, if you have one, the drawing. Prototype parts follow 4 weeks after a prototype tool.