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Elastomer Material Selection Guide

The document provides a material selection guide for various elastomers including natural rubber, SBR, EPDM, neoprene, nitrile, fluorocarbon, and silicone. It compares the materials across different properties such as tensile strength, resilience, temperature and chemical resistance to help select the appropriate material for an application. Natural rubber and SBR are suitable for general purpose rubber goods while EPDM and neoprene exhibit better weathering and oil resistance. Nitrile and fluorocarbon can withstand wider temperature ranges and exposure to fuels and chemicals. Silicone has the highest maximum and lowest minimum service temperatures.

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Elastomer Material Selection Guide

The document provides a material selection guide for various elastomers including natural rubber, SBR, EPDM, neoprene, nitrile, fluorocarbon, and silicone. It compares the materials across different properties such as tensile strength, resilience, temperature and chemical resistance to help select the appropriate material for an application. Natural rubber and SBR are suitable for general purpose rubber goods while EPDM and neoprene exhibit better weathering and oil resistance. Nitrile and fluorocarbon can withstand wider temperature ranges and exposure to fuels and chemicals. Silicone has the highest maximum and lowest minimum service temperatures.

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Material Selection Guide

E-Excellent F-Fair
G-Good
P-Poor

H-High
M-Medium

L-Low

Base
Elastomer

Natural
Rubber
(Polyisoprene)

GRS/SBR
(Styrene
Butadiene)

EPDM
(Ethylene
Propylene)

Neoprene
(Chloroprene)

Nitrile
(Butadiene
Acrylonitrile)

Flurocarbon

Silicone
(Polysiloxane)

Compound
Number
(Standard
Durometer) Black

05

01

03

04

02

14

08

Standard
Durometer

50

60

60

60

50

60

50

Custom
Durometer

40,60,70,80

40,50,70,80

40,50,70,80

40,50,70,80

40,60,70,80

40,50,70,80

40,60,70,80

SAE J200ASTM D-2000


Classification

AA

Maximum
Tensile
Strength-PSI

3500

2500

2500

3000

3000

2000

1000

Resilience

Impact
Strength

Abrasion
Resistance

Tear
Resistance

Maximum
Service Temp.
Deg. F

180

180

300

225

250

500

550

Minimum
Service Temp.
Deg. F

-60

-60

-70

-40

-60

-25

-178

AA

BA

AA
CA

BA
DA

BC

BE

BF

BG
BK

HK

FC

FE
GE

Oil Resistance

Fuel Resistance

Weather Aging

Oxidation

F-G

Heat Aging

Water Swell
Resistance

Flame Resistance

Adhesion To Metal

Electrical
Resistivity

F-G

Same as Natural
Rubber

Auto parts,
electrical
insulation, dust
covers, weather
stripping &
conveyor belts

Petroleum and
chemical tank
linings,automotive
gaskets & seals,
molded parts,
footwear & weather
stripping

Gasoline and oil


resistant hoses,
gaskets & seals,
rollers, o-rings,
shock & vibration
mounts

O-rings, shaft
seals, valve parts,
packings,
diaphragms,
gaskets & pump
parts

Parts subjected to
extremely high or
low temperatures,
seals gaskets, orings & bellows

Typical
Applications

04/02/03

Tires and tubes,


gaskets, belts,
hoses, seals,
shock mounts

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