NBR rubber

NBR rubber – a high-quality material resistant to various environmental factors

NBR (nitrile-butadiene rubber) is one of the most popular materials widely used in various industries due to its unique properties. This rubber is characterised by excellent resistance to chemical and mechanical influences and is also resistant to high temperatures. NBR rubber is often used in the manufacture of various industrial components that must withstand extreme working conditions, such as contact with petrol, petroleum products and lubricants.

Resistance to petrol, petroleum products and lubricants

NBR rubber is highly resistant to various chemicals, including petrol, petroleum products and lubricants. These properties make it an ideal choice for industries that require sealing materials that come into contact with these aggressive liquids. NBR rubber is characterised by its durability and reliability, which is why it is used in the manufacture of sealing gaskets, hose connections and other components that are constantly exposed to these types of substances.

Suitability for extreme temperatures and various industrial sectors

NBR rubber has excellent resistance to temperature fluctuations and can be used at both high and low temperatures. This property makes it widely used in the automotive industry, construction sector and oil industry, where materials must maintain their properties under extreme conditions.

Price and quality: the optimal choice for industrial applications

NBR rubber offers a high quality-price ratio. This material provides reliable protection and durability, making it the ideal choice for industrial applications where both cost-effectiveness and durability are important.

Due to its versatility and good performance characteristics, NBR rubber is widely used in various industrial sectors.

NBR rubber – technical properties and applications

NBR rubber is distinguished by its technical properties, which make it suitable for use in many different industrial sectors. Its strength, resistance and ability to maintain its properties even under extreme conditions ensure its suitability for use in areas such as the automotive, construction and petroleum industries.

Resistance tests and standards for NBR rubber material

NBR rubber has been extensively tested for its resistance to various environmental factors. The rubber meets high industry standards and reliability, which is why it is certified for use in accordance with international quality and safety requirements. Its resistance to petroleum products, petrol and high temperatures has been confirmed by various tests, ensuring that it meets strict manufacturing and usage standards.

Customised manufacturing and fast delivery to Kaunas, Vilnius, Šiauliai, Panevėžys and Klaipėda

NBR rubber is manufactured to individual orders, ensuring that customer requirements are met precisely and according to specifications. The manufacturing process allows us to achieve the exact size and properties of the material required. UAB Almeida ensures fast delivery throughout Lithuania – Kaunas, Vilnius, Šiauliai, Panevėžys and Klaipėda, so customers can receive their ordered products on time and reliably.

Maintenance and durability in intensive conditions

NBR rubber is not only resistant but also durable when used in intensive working conditions. Regular technical inspections and proper maintenance ensure long-term performance and maintain its functionality even after a long period of time, which includes various mechanical and chemical influences.

NBR rubber is resistant to petrol, diesel, oil and grease, making it ideal for use in environments where these substances are present. It is also resistant to high temperatures, even up to +100°C. NBR is most commonly used in the manufacture of seals, gaskets, fuel and oil hoses, transmission belts, etc. NBR rubber is sensitive to ozone, UV rays and fire.

NBR rubber is manufactured in sheets or rolls, but we can cut the desired quantity. We can also manufacture parts of the required shape according to the drawings provided. If you need a non-standard large rubber sheet, we can glue the rubber together, e.g. 12000×4000 mm.

Roll dimensions:

• Thickness: 1-12 mm;
• Width: 1200 mm;
• Length: 5000/10000 mm.

Sheet dimensions:

• Thickness: 15-50 mm;
• Width: 1000 mm;
• Length: 1000/1500 mm.

Technical data:

• Density: 1.4 g/cm³;
• Hardness: 65±5°Sh;
• Tensile strength: 5 MPa;
• Relative elongation (maximum): 250 %;
• Operating temperature: from -40 ^oC to +100^o