NBR
A practical choice for many mineral-oil hydraulic and general industrial applications. Confirm temperature, fluid and hardness against the actual duty.
Compound, hardness, geometry and hardware still determine whether a material is suitable. Use this page as a starting point for an inquiry.
A practical choice for many mineral-oil hydraulic and general industrial applications. Confirm temperature, fluid and hardness against the actual duty.
Often considered where higher temperature or broader chemical resistance is required. Suitability still depends on the exact media and compound.
Commonly reviewed for selected water, steam or polar-media conditions. It is not a general substitute for oil-service elastomers.
Widely used in hydraulic rod, piston and wiper profiles where wear resistance and extrusion resistance are important.
Used in low-friction, chemical or rotary applications, often with supporting elements. Hardware and pressure must be reviewed together.
Used where chemical exposure requires a fluoropolymer barrier around an elastomeric core, typically in static service.
Send the media, temperature, pressure and a drawing or sample.