Audited Supplier
| Wear resistant rubber | Hardness | Specific gravity | Tensile strength | Elongation rate | Temperature range | abrasion | ||
| Natural rubber | 40+/-5 | 1 | 22 | 650% | -20-80 | 60 | ||
| Natural rubber | 40+/-5 | 1.05 | 20 | 650% | -20-80 | 120 | ||
| Natural rubber | 40+/-5 | 1.2 | 15 | 300% | -20-80 | 90 | ||
| Natural rubber | 40+/-5 | 1.25 | 10 | 300% | -20-80 | 150 | ||
| Wear resistant rubber has high corrosion resistance and excellent impact resistance, and can be used in a wide temperature range. We provide various grades of wear-resistant rubber for different industries | ||||||||
| Common name | abbreviation | General attributes | Poor performance when in contact with Israeli substances |
| Dingqing rubber | NBR | Excellent oil resistance, moderate resistance to aromatic hydrocarbons, and good physical properties | Ozone ketone aldehyde ester - chlorinated products and nitro groups |
| EPDM rubber | ERDM | Resistant to ozone and climate conditions, resistant to chemicals and aging, poor oil resistance, perfect vapor resistance | Mineral oil solvent aromatic hydrocarbon |
| butadiene styrene rubber | SBR | Good physical properties, good wear resistance, poor oil resistance | Ozone strong acid grease oil hydrocarbons |
| Hepalon rubber | CSM | Excellent ozone resistance, weather resistance, acid resistance, good heat resistance and wear resistance, but poor performance in oil refining products | Concentrated oxidizing acid ketone ester chlorinated products hydrocarbons and nitriles |
| Natural rubber | NR | Excellent physical properties, perfect wear resistance, acid resistance, oil resistance | Ozone - Strong acid - Oils and fats - Hydrocarbons |
| Chloroprene rubber | CR | Excellent weather resistance, good oil resistance, good physical properties, and flame retardancy | Concentrated oxidizing acid ketone ester chlorinated products hydrocarbons and nitriles |
| Chlororubber | FKM | Excellent high temperature resistance, especially air and oil, perfect chemical resistance | Esters and ketones |
Q1: Do you have your own factory?
A: Yes, we have our own factory that has been established for over 12 years.
Q2: Silicone seems to be more expensive than other rubbers, why is that?
Answer: Silicone is more expensive than most types of rubber because it is a special high-performance product with excellent quality
Polymer. Its production is relatively low and it requires high cost
And complex primary manufacturing facilities.
Q3: What is the difference between "curing" and "vulcanization"?
Answer: The terms curing and vulcanization essentially describe the same thing - polymer transformation
For cross-linked rubber.
Q4: Why is silicone used for food applications?
Answer: Silicone rubber is one of the many types of rubber that can be used in contact with food. its
The advantage is low pollution and non-toxic materials.
Q5: Do you provide samples? Is it free or free?
A: Yes, if we have inventory, we can provide samples for free, and you will need to pay for them
The shipping cost in your country.
Q6: When can I ship the order after I place it?
A: If there is inventory, 2-5 days; If not, 15-30 days depending on the quantity.
