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Da/Pro Rubber Nitrile/Buna N/NBR

Da/Pro Rubber Nitrile/Buna N/NBR is a synthetic rubber comprised of a co polymer of acrylonitrile and butadiene. We use trade names such as Nipol, Krynac, and Eroprene but can also custom compound Nitrile for nitrile rubber o-rings, nitrile gaskets or other nitrile rubber molding components.

Product families

Applications

Applications
  • Consumer Goods — Other Consumer Goods Applications
Automotive & Transportation — Automotive
  • Powertrain & UTH
Building & Construction — Building Materials
  • Pipes & Plumbing
Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing
  • Other Industrial Applications
Electrical & Electronics — Devices & Assemblies
  • Other Devices & Assemblies
Healthcare & Pharma — Medical
  • Medical Devices & Assemblies
Electrical & Electronics — Parts & Components
  • Other Parts & Components
Healthcare & Pharma — Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
  • Pharmaceutical Processing
Electrical & Electronics — Wire & Cable
  • Other Wire & Cable Applications

Product Families

Elastomers — Specialty Elastomers
  • Nitrile Rubbers

Other characteristics

End Uses
Gaskets, Grommets, O Rings, Pipe Seals
Features
Acid Resistant, Grease Resistant, Oil Resistant
Polymer Name
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)
Markets
  • Automotive & Transportation
  • Building & Construction
  • Consumer Goods
  • Electrical & Electronics
  • Healthcare & Pharma
  • Industrial
Resistant To
  • Oils
  • Acids
  • Grease
  • Hydraulic fluids
  • Hydrocarbon fluids
Technology
Elastomers
HIGHLIGHTS

Acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR) is a family of nitrile rubber whose physical and chemical properties vary depending on the composition of acrylonitrile. The more acrylonitrile that is in the polymer the higher the resistance to oils but the lower the flexibility of the material. This makes NBR generally resistant to oil, fuel and other chemicals. Our team has molded custom nitrile rubber for seals, grommets, nitrile gaskets, and nitrile O-rings. Nitrile rubber is more resistant to oils and acids compared to natural rubber but is not as strong or flexible. Like natural rubber it can be attacked by ozone, aromatic hydrocarbons, ketones, esters and aldehydes but is generally resistant to aliphatic hydrocarbons.

Material Features
  • Acid Resistant
  • Grease Resistant
  • Oil Resistant
Chemical Resistance
Hydraulic Oil
Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
  • Gaskets
  • Grommets
  • O Rings
  • Pipe Seals

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Fire Point250°F
Freeze Point-65°F

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