Reinforced Viton rubber sheeting refers to Viton rubber sheets that are reinforced with additional materials to enhance their mechanical strength, durability, and dimensional stability. These reinforcement materials are typically embedded within the Viton rubber matrix during the manufacturing process.

The reinforcement materials commonly used in reinforced Viton rubber sheeting include:

1. Fabric: Fabrics such as polyester, nylon, or fiberglass can be embedded within the Viton rubber matrix to provide strength and tear resistance. Fabric-reinforced Viton sheets are often used in applications where high tensile strength and tear resistance are required, such as in seals, gaskets, and diaphragms.

2. Mesh: Wire mesh or fabric mesh can be incorporated into Viton rubber sheets to improve their dimensional stability and resistance to deformation under pressure. Mesh-reinforced Viton sheets are suitable for applications where dimensional stability and resistance to compression set are crucial, such as in sealing applications subjected to high pressures.

3. Metal inserts: Metal inserts, such as metal mesh or metal plates, can be added to Viton rubber sheets to enhance their stiffness and resistance to compression. Metal-reinforced Viton sheets are often used in applications where increased rigidity and support are needed, such as in flange gaskets or structural components.

Reinforced Viton rubber sheeting is available in various grades, thicknesses, and configurations to meet the specific requirements of different applications. The choice of reinforcement material depends on factors such as the operating conditions, mechanical loads, and chemical exposure encountered in the application.