Rubber Data Sheet

   

Polymer

Hardness

Temperature

General Properties

NR

SBR

BR

IR

Natural Rubber

Styrene Butadiene

Polybutadiene

Polyisoprene

25-90

65-85 Shore D

1-30 P&J

Max. 80 °C

   

Max. 100 °C

Elasticity, abrasion and tear resistance, shock absorption

Food grade compounds

Ebonites

CR

Polycholoprene

15-90

Max. 120 °C

Abrasion and tear resistant

Oil - and solvent resistant

NBR

   

   

   

XNBR

HNBR

Butadiene acrylonitrile

   

   

   

Modified nitrile

Modified nitrile

25-95

03-78 P&J

   

   

70-90

70-90

Max. 110 °C

   

   

   

Max. 120 °C

Max. 150 °C

Good general resistance

Oil, grease and solvent resistant

Food grade compounds

Ebonites

Excellent abrasion resistance

Excellent physical properties

CSM

Chlorosulphonated

Polyethylene

55-95

Max. 135 °C

Excellent resistance to acids,

Bases and ozone

Excellent abrasion resistance

IIR

Isobutylene-isoprene

(butyl)

50-70

Max. 140 °C

Excellent chemical resistance to acids,

Bases, oxidants, ozone

Cetonic solvents and esters, lacquer and varnish - Gas-proof

EPDM

Ethylene-propylene-terpolymer

30-90

Max. 140 °C

(170 °C)

Excellent chemical resistance to acids,

Bases, oxidants, ozone, cetonic

solvents and esters, lacquer and varnish UV-resistant

Q

Silicone

Silicone HT

Food grade Silicone

40-80

Max. 220 °C

Max. 280 °C

Non-adhesive, ozone resistant, high electrical insulation

PNR

Polynorbornene

15-40

Max. 90 °C

Elasticity, shock absorbent,

Good oil resistance at low temperatures

FKM

Fluoro-elastomers

60-90

Max. 200 °C

(260 °C)

Resistant to ozone,

Aromatic and other solvents and acids

ACM

Pplyacrylate

80

Max. 170 °C

Good oil resistance

T

Thiokol

60

Max. 70 °C

Resistant to aromatic and

chlorinated and to xylene

   

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