Black Neoprene
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Hardness typically 60-65 Shore
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Temperature -10C to +70C
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Moderate resistance to ozone
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Moderate resistance to weathering
Comments: A good, low cost material suitable for minor mechanical demands.
EPDM
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Hardness typically 70 Shore
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Temperature -20C to +100C
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Excellent ozone resistance
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Excellent resistance to weathering
Comments: A good material where a high resistance to the elements or wet conditions are required.
Nitrile
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Hardness typically 70 Shore
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Temperature -20 to +80C
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Good resistance to oil
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Good resistance to benzene (also suitable for unleaded fuels)
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Moderately resistant to acids
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Resistant to strong bases
Comments: A good material where oils, benzene or acids are involved.
Tan Shotblast
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Hardness typically 40 Shore
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Temperature -40C to +70C
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Moderately resistant to acid
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Good resistance to strong bases
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Excellent resistance to abrasion
Comments: A good material where a lot of abrasion occurs and where a high elasticity is required.
Insertion Rubber
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Hardness typically 70 Shore
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Temperature -10C to +70C
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Moderately resistant to acid
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Moderately resistant to bases
Comments: A reinforced material which can be used for minor demands. The reinforcement helps to stop the rubber spreading when clamped down.
White Food Quality Neoprene
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Hardness typically 60 - 65 Shore
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Temperature -10C to +70C
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Moderately resistant to acid
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Moderately resistant to strong bases
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Moderately abrasion resistant
Comments: a good material where a food quality rubber is required i.e. where the rubber is coming into contact with food products or liquids.
Red / White Silicone
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Hardness typically 60 Shore
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Temperature -40C to +200C
Comments: Silicone is an excellent material for low and high temperature applications where you need a seal to stay flexible and not go brittle. It also is a food quality material.
Klingersil C-4324
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Hardness N/A
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Temperature varies according to grade
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Resistant to oil
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Resistant to hydrocarbons
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Good with low pressure steam
Comments: A good material for various applications in general industrial service...
Cork Gasket
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Hardness typically 65 - 80 Shore
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Temperature -10C to +110C
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Resistant to oil
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Resistant to petrol
Comments: A medium compressible high density cork and rubber material. A good material for automotive and marine applications.
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