NBR rubber products
Excellent oil resistance, ideal for sealing applications. Oil-, grease-, and aging-resistant rubber. NBR solid rubber and NBR cellular rubber available in strips, rolls, sheets, and cords. Also available with self-adhesive and food-resistant (FDA).
NBR cellular ruber black rolls adhesives
€3.51*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR cellular rubber consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene (NBR) and Clorbutadiene rubber (CR) and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant applications both indoors and outdoors. The cellular rubber is made into a foam in a special process (expansion) and has a closed cell structure without outer skin, making the material airtight and waterproof. The rubber compound is characterized by a very good oil resistance, weather resistance, ozone resistance and temperature resistance (up to + 100 ° C) and is extremely durable, due to the very good aging resistance. The resistance to animal and vegetable fats, fuels, and some chemicals is good to very good. The rubber compound is good flame retardant.
The cellular rubber is a foam in the commercial hardness or density and adapts under light pressure immediately and very well to uneven surfaces. The good recovery behavior (i.e., the material returns to its original shape) allows for optimal sealing. A compression of the material from 30% to max. 50% before sealing is recommended, with a compression of more than 50% damaging the material structure and greatly reducing the recovery behavior.
NBR black 65Sh rolls
€3.89*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The medium-hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 65°Shore A and is the usual standard hardness for rubber, comparable to car tires. The best choice for many applications. The rubber compound remains dimensionally stable under pressure over a large area and springs in slightly.
NBR black 50Sh rolls
€4.42*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The soft rubber compound has a hardness of about 50°Shore A and seals well even on rough surfaces (bumps). Compared to the standard hardness (like car tires) of about 65°Shore A, this rubber compound is a bit softer and remains dimensionally stable even with large pressure loads, but it absorbs a bit of pressure.
NBR black 80Sh rolls
€5.06*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 80°Shore A and has a high intrinsic stability and a low bending behavior. Compared to the standard hardness (like car tires) of approx. 65°Shore A, this rubber compound is a little harder and stays very stable in shape over a large area of pressure and does not noticeably spring. The natural vibration of the rubber is very low under load.
NBR black 65Sh with 1 inlayer rolls
€6.30*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The medium-hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 65°Shore A and is the usual standard hardness for rubber, comparable to car tires. The best choice for many applications. The rubber compound remains dimensionally stable under pressure over a large area and springs in slightly.
NBR black 65Sh with 2 inlayers rolls
€7.75*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The medium-hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 65°Shore A and is the usual standard hardness for rubber, comparable to car tires. The best choice for many applications. The rubber compound remains dimensionally stable under pressure over a large area and springs in slightly.
NBR black 65Sh rolls adhesives
€9.08*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The medium-hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 65°Shore A and is the usual standard hardness for rubber, comparable to car tires. The best choice for many applications. The rubber compound remains dimensionally stable under pressure over a large area and springs in slightly.
NBR cellular rubber black sheets
€10.88*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR cellular rubber consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene (NBR) and Clorbutadiene rubber (CR) and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant applications both indoors and outdoors. The cellular rubber is made into a foam in a special process (expansion) and has a closed cell structure without outer skin, making the material airtight and waterproof. The rubber compound is characterized by a very good oil resistance, weather resistance, ozone resistance and temperature resistance (up to + 100 ° C) and is extremely durable, due to the very good aging resistance. The resistance to animal and vegetable fats, fuels, and some chemicals is good to very good. The rubber compound is good flame retardant.
The cellular rubber is a foam in the commercial hardness or density and adapts under light pressure immediately and very well to uneven surfaces. The good recovery behavior (i.e., the material returns to its original shape) allows for optimal sealing. A compression of the material from 30% to max. 50% before sealing is recommended, with a compression of more than 50% damaging the material structure and greatly reducing the recovery behavior.
NBR black 65Sh extruded cords
€12.57*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant sealing applications. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance and tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The resistance to oils, fats (vegetable and animal), fuels and heating oils is excellent.
NBR white 60Sh FDA rolls
€16.54*
Food-resistant, very good oil and fat resistance
The NBR rubber (also called Perbunan) consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene, is a copolymer and is a rubber compound for special sealing applications in the food industry and in the industrial water sector. The rubber is characterized by excellent oil resistance, abrasion resistance, tensile strength, as well as a favorable aging behavior and a low compression set. The rubber compound is suitable for direct contact with food. BgVV XXI (BGA) category 2. The resistance to oils and fats (vegetable and animal), as well as fuels and heating oils is excellent.
The medium-hard rubber compound has a hardness of about 60°Shore A and is the usual standard hardness for rubber, comparable to car tires. The best choice for many applications. The rubber compound remains dimensionally stable under pressure over a large area and springs in slightly.
NBR cellular rubber black sheets adhesives
€27.05*
excellent oil resistance, chemical resistance & aging resistance (long-lived)
The NBR cellular rubber consists of acrylonitrile and butadiene (NBR) and Clorbutadiene rubber (CR) and is a rubber compound for many oil-resistant applications both indoors and outdoors. The cellular rubber is made into a foam in a special process (expansion) and has a closed cell structure without outer skin, making the material airtight and waterproof. The rubber compound is characterized by a very good oil resistance, weather resistance, ozone resistance and temperature resistance (up to + 100 ° C) and is extremely durable, due to the very good aging resistance. The resistance to animal and vegetable fats, fuels, and some chemicals is good to very good. The rubber compound is good flame retardant.
The cellular rubber is a foam in the commercial hardness or density and adapts under light pressure immediately and very well to uneven surfaces. The good recovery behavior (i.e., the material returns to its original shape) allows for optimal sealing. A compression of the material from 30% to max. 50% before sealing is recommended, with a compression of more than 50% damaging the material structure and greatly reducing the recovery behavior.