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Astlett Rubber Inc SBR 1502

Astlett Rubber Inc SBR 1502 is a cold polymerized, 23.5% styrene SBR polymer made with a mixed-acid emulsifier, non-staining stabilizer, and salt-acid coagulation. SBR 1502 exhibits excellent tensile strength, abrasion resistance, flexibility, and recovery properties that are characteristic of “cold” rubbers. This non-staining, non-discoloring polymer offers a complete range of bright, colorful stocks capable of satisfying requirements in a variety of products.

Polymer Name: Emulsion Styrene Butadiene Rubber (ESBR)

End Uses: Footwear, Wall Panels

Features: Abrasion Resistant, Cold Polymerized, General Purpose, Good Stain Resistance, High Tensile Strength

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Identification & Functionality

Technologies

Features & Benefits

Product Highlights
  • Styrene Butadiene Rubber is made from cold polymerization of styrene and butadiene monomers through low-temperature emulsification polymerization and has similar characteristics to natural rubber.
  • It is a general-purpose rubber and is produced in the largest volume of any synthetic rubber.
  • SBR 1500 is light-colored and non-staining.
  • This is the highest volume general-purpose synthetic rubber.
  • It is very weak unless reinforcing fillers are incorporated. With suitable fillers, it is a strong rubber, although not approaching natural rubber or polychloroprene. Otherwise, it has similar chemical and physical properties to natural rubber, with generally better abrasion resistance but poorer fatigue resistance.
Characteristics
  • Good resilience
  • Good compression set
  • Fair to good heat aging
  • Good to excellent abrasion resistance
  • Fair tear strength
  • Poor flame retardant properties
  • Poor weathering characteristics
  • Fair oxidation resistance
  • Poor ozone resistance
  • Poor oil resistance
  • Fair to good acid resistance
  • Fair to good resistance to alkali substances
Features
  • Light tan color
  • Excellent tensile strength
  • High abrasion and tear resistance
  • High processability compared to natural rubber
  • Easy vulcanization and stable scorch properties

Applications & Uses

Plastics & Elastomers End Uses
End Use

End uses include white sidewall tires, footwear, light, and dark colored mechanical goods, and miscellaneous items where excellent physical properties and minimum discoloration and staining are required.

Properties

Physical Form
Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Durometer Hardness40 - 90Shore A
Specific Gravity (Polymer)0.94
Tensile Strengthmax. 2500psi
Low Temperature Brittle Point-70.0°F
Chemical Analysis
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Bound Styrene23.5%
Volatile Matter0.3%
Ash Content0.2%
Organic Acid5.8%
Specific Gravity0.94
Mooney Viscosity (100°C)52.0ML 1+4
Compound Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Tensile (Cure 35 min, 145°C)300.0kg/cm²ASTM D412
Elongation (Cure 35 min, 145°C)470.0%ASTM D412
Modulus 300%(Cure 35 min, 145°C)185.0kg/cm²ASTM D412
ts1 (160°C, 1°Arc)2.5minASTM D5289
t’50 (160°C, 1°Arc)8.7minASTM D5289
t’90 (160°C, 1°Arc)16.5minASTM D5289

Packaging & Availability

Country Availability
Packing
  • 35kg bales
  • 30 bales per crate (1.05 MT)