Nitrile Commercial Grade Rubber Sheet Black 60A 0.093 in. x 36 in. x 300 in.

Nitrile, also known as Buna-N or nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), is one of the most oil-resistant types of rubber. Therefore, it is one of the best materials for creating industrial seals and gaskets since so many industrial applications work within close vicinities to petroleum and other oil-based materials. Nitrile outstands in its ability to handle extended periods of exposure to oil.This nitrile sheet has a durometer ranging between 55 and 65 Shore A. On average, this nitrile rubber sheet has a durometer of 60 Shore A. At this moderate durometer, nitrile has a strong structure while maintaining the degree of flexibility most consumers expect out of nitrile products. In addition to the nitrile material that comprises the majority of these NBR sheets, these sheets are blended with neoprene and SBR-rubber compounds which each offers its own unique set of properties. This Buna-N sheet has a smooth finish, and it comes in black. It inherently resists ozone, moisture, impacts, abrasion, and oils. Its smooth finish makes it excellent for creating airtight seals, minimizes the likelihood that these nitrile sheets will have any gaps along their surfaces that allow pressure to escape.

Nitrile, also known as Buna-N or nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), is one of the most oil-resistant types of rubber. Therefore, it is one of the best materials for creating industrial seals and gaskets since so many industrial applications work within close vicinities to petroleum and other oil-based materials. Nitrile outstands in its ability to handle extended periods of exposure to oil.This nitrile sheet has a durometer ranging between 55 and 65 Shore A. On average, this nitrile rubber sheet has a durometer of 60 Shore A. At this moderate durometer, nitrile has a strong structure while maintaining the degree of flexibility most consumers expect out of nitrile products. In addition to the nitrile material that comprises the majority of these NBR sheets, these sheets are blended with neoprene and SBR-rubber compounds which each offers its own unique set of properties. This Buna-N sheet has a smooth finish, and it comes in black. It inherently resists ozone, moisture, impacts, abrasion, and oils. Its smooth finish makes it excellent for creating airtight seals, minimizes the likelihood that these nitrile sheets will have any gaps along their surfaces that allow pressure to escape.

EPDM is an all-purpose, synthetic rubber made for applications that especially demand all-weather capabilities. Compared to other types of rubber, EPDM is particularly resistant to chemicals and weather-related hazards-such as UV radiation. EPDM is also impact absorbent and abrasion resistant. This black EPDM-sheet-rubber ranges in durometer from 55 to 65 Shore. Generally, this EPDM-rubber sheet has a durometer of 60 Shore. This durometer is high enough to make the EPDM-rubber sheets structurally robust-yet low enough to ensure that the EPDM material remains highly flexible and stretchable. In fact, this EPDM-rubber sheeting has a minimum elongation of 300%. EPDM materials with moderate-to-high durometers are excellent for creating tight seals. This EPDM product is available in different thicknesses and sizes. This black EPDM is offered in the following gauges: 1/32 in., 1/16 in., 3/32 in., 1/8 in., 3/16 in., ¼ in., 3/8 in., ½ in. and ¾ in. Each thickness is available in many different sizes. This weather-resistant rubber also comes with a smooth finish. In total, this EPDM sheeting is an exceedingly versatile resource for applications nested within hostile, outdoor environments.

Nitrile, also known as Buna-N or nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), is one of the most oil-resistant types of rubber. Therefore, it is one of the best materials for creating industrial seals and gaskets since so many industrial applications work within close vicinities to petroleum and other oil-based materials. Nitrile outstands in its ability to handle extended periods of exposure to oil.This nitrile sheet has a durometer ranging between 55 and 65 Shore A. On average, this nitrile rubber sheet has a durometer of 60 Shore A. At this moderate durometer, nitrile has a strong structure while maintaining the degree of flexibility most consumers expect out of nitrile products. In addition to the nitrile material that comprises the majority of these NBR sheets, these sheets are blended with neoprene and SBR-rubber compounds which each offers its own unique set of properties. This Buna-N sheet has a smooth finish, and it comes in black. It inherently resists ozone, moisture, impacts, abrasion, and oils. Its smooth finish makes it excellent for creating airtight seals, minimizes the likelihood that these nitrile sheets will have any gaps along their surfaces that allow pressure to escape.