rubberised

The housing of the switch is metal with rubberised feet and bumpers.

It's light, has nice type, a decent battery, it's rubberised case is easy to grip and non-slip.

We had a problem with native parrots who ate everything; our weather stations had rubberised doppler probes...

Track generally has also seen tremendous improvements in the track composition (loose cinders to rubberised surface).

If you think Nokia’s 3310 was built like a brick, then this thing may as well have been a rubberised titanium brick.

Like facilities I have seen pictures of seem to use giant versions of the MIL spec rubberised bladders.

I prefer the aluminium unibody to the carbon fibre (rubberised plastic) stuck to aluminium plates of the XPS.

A poorly-designed SSD whose rubberised coating kept it too toasty did kill a lot of my music, but that’s what backup strategies are for.

We use foil to wrap stuff for the fridge quite regularly if it doesn't fit in a tupperware (reusable rubberised plastic food storage box).

Doing this with multiple types or colours of plastic is the 'double-shot' technique that lets you put rubberised grips or other embedded features into things.

If it's designed poorly no amount of padding helps, while better designed equipment may not even have much more than a rubberised pad for grip.

E one with the (now sticky and nasty) rubberised coating.

Describing them as “rubberised” doesn’t really capture the benefit though.

You could tell VMS on VT100+ users by the rather odd rubberised "numpad condoms" they had to map the keycaps to things like TPU, the Dec editor on steroids.

Rubberised asphalt is an excellent material for many applications, but would be largely uneconomic without the supply of very inexpensive rubber from discarded tyres.