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EPDM Peroxide 80 WRAS G is a Peroxide Cured EPDM elastomer, with good physical properties & meets the requirements of BS 6920-1:2000 and BS EN681-1 WA 80.EPDM rubber has excellent heat, ozone and chemical resistance propertiesEPDM also has good physical properties and is resistant to polar fluidsLow-temperature properties require the polymer to be amorphous and low on ethylene (speak to the expert)Good electrical properties require high ethylene to facilitate high doses of inert mineral fillers to give good electrical resistanceEPDM rubber can be compounded to provide excellent electrical resistance

EPDM 70 B WRAS G1 is a polymer made from ethylene, propylene, and a small number of diene monomers. These diene monomers provide cross-link sites that allow EPDM to be vulcanized. A small number of diene monomers form unsaturated groups pendant from the main saturated chain. These groups facilitate cross-linking reactions that do not affect the integrity of the polymer backbone. EPDM rubber has excellent heat, ozone and chemical resistance propertiesEPDM also has good physical properties and is resistant to polar fluidsLow-temperature properties require the polymer to be amorphous and low on ethylene (speak to the expert)Good electrical properties require high ethylene to facilitate high doses of inert mineral fillers to give good electrical resistanceEPDM rubber can be compounded to provide excellent electrical resistance

EPDM 50 B WRAS G1 is a polymer made from ethylene, propylene, and a small number of diene monomers. These diene monomers provide cross-link sites that allow EPDM to be vulcanized. A small number of diene monomers form unsaturated groups pendant from the main saturated chain. These groups facilitate cross-linking reactions that do not affect the integrity of the polymer backbone.EPDM rubber has excellent heat, ozone and chemical resistance propertiesEPDM also has good physical properties and is resistant to polar fluidsLow-temperature properties require the polymer to be amorphous and low on ethylene (speak to the expert)Good electrical properties require high ethylene to facilitate high doses of inert mineral fillers to give good electrical resistanceEPDM rubber can be compounded to provide excellent electrical resistance

NR 63 B 3 M1 [86001]v2 is a black high quality natural rubber.The tensile strength, elongation, and abrasion resistance of natural rubber is excellent over a wide hardness rangeWith the exception of certain formulations of polybutadiene, it has the highest resilience of all rubbersNatural rubber is known for having good tear strength, fatigue resistance, and excellent compression setAll of these benefits make natural rubber the ideal choice for dynamic applications at low and ambient temperatures

VMQ 75 B 3 M Silicone rubber is a high-performance elastomer that is ideal for high and low-temperature applications.The unique structure of silicones provides material flexibility which is consistent over a wide range of temperaturesMain advantages of silicone rubber are its combined chemical and heat resistanceSilicones offer a typical working temperature ranging from -60°C up to +250°CThe electrical properties of silicone are excellentIts resistance to weathering and ozone attack is outstanding

EPDM 80 B WRAS G1 is a polymer made from ethylene, propylene, and a small number of diene monomers. These diene monomers provide cross-link sites that allow EPDM to be vulcanized. A small number of diene monomers form unsaturated groups pendant from the main saturated chain. These groups facilitate cross-linking reactions that do not affect the integrity of the polymer backbone.EPDM rubber has excellent heat, ozone and chemical resistance propertiesEPDM also has good physical properties and is resistant to polar fluidsLow-temperature properties require the polymer to be amorphous and low on ethylene (speak to the expert)Good electrical properties require high ethylene to facilitate high doses of inert mineral fillers to give good electrical resistanceEPDM rubber can be compounded to provide excellent electrical resistance

EPDM 60 B WRAS G1 is a polymer made from ethylene, propylene, and a small number of diene monomers. These diene monomers provide cross-link sites that allow EPDM to be vulcanized. A small number of diene monomers form unsaturated groups pendant from the main saturated chain. These groups facilitate cross-linking reactions that do not affect the integrity of the polymer backbone.EPDM rubber has excellent heat, ozone and chemical resistance propertiesEPDM also has good physical properties and is resistant to polar fluidsLow-temperature properties require the polymer to be amorphous and low on ethylene (speak to the expert)Good electrical properties require high ethylene to facilitate high doses of inert mineral fillers to give good electrical resistanceEPDM rubber can be compounded to provide excellent electrical resistance

DLR Elastomer Engineering Ltd Polyacrylic 70 is known for its resistance to hot hydraulic oil and oxidation. It is also resistant to ozone and weathering and in these respects it is much superior to nitrile rubber. Polyacrylic has very low resilience below 70°C and has found use in vibration damping.Acid ResistantAlkali ResistantGood Weather StabilityLow ResilienceOil ResistantOxidation ResistantOzone ResistantVibration DampingWater Resistant

NR 73B2F is a chemical resistant lining rubber.The tensile strength, elongation, and abrasion resistance of natural rubber is excellent over a wide hardness rangeWith the exception of certain formulations of polybutadiene, it has the highest resilience of all rubbersNatural rubber is known for having good tear strength, fatigue resistance, and excellent compression setAll of these benefits make natural rubber the ideal choice for dynamic applications at low and ambient temperatures