Nitrile Sheet Rubber

Nitrile sheet rubber is an economic material known for having superior resistance to oils, solvents, gasoline and other aliphatic hydrocarbon oils/fuels.

The higher the acrylonitrile (ACN) content, the higher the oil resistance, but the poorer the low temperature flexibility. It can generally be used down to around -30/-40 degree F, but special grades can operate at lower temperatures. Best recommended for applications where rubber is in contact with oils and solvents.

In Stock with Immediate Availability

Key Features

• Chemical resistant.
• Oil resistant.
• Wide range of service temperatures.

Why Use Nitrile Sheet Rubber

• Very good resistance to synthetic and natural grease products.
• Good high-low service temperature range.
• Superior resistance to oils, solvents, gasoline, and other hydrocarbon chemicals, even more so than neoprene.

Material Availability

• Available in 50, 60, 70 duro in black and in 60 duro in white.
• Lengths of 25, 50 or 100 feet long.
• Thicknesses between 1/32 and 2 inches.
• Widths between 2 and 72 inches.
• Surface finish is smooth both sides but also available with fabric finish.
• Custom lengths and different durometers also available.
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and material test reports are available upon request.