It is used for hoses, gaskets, and seals around oil due to its excellent oil resistance!
"Nitrile rubber (NBR)" is a type of diene rubber that has excellent oil resistance due to its double bonds in the main chain. Because of its superior oil resistance, it is used in applications such as hoses, gaskets, and seals around oil. On the other hand, due to the presence of double bonds in its structure, it has poor heat resistance and weather resistance, and it is inferior in cold resistance. 【Material Properties】 <Advantages> ■ High oil resistance derived from the polarity of the nitrile group <Disadvantages> ■ Poor heat resistance and weather resistance due to the presence of double bonds in its structure ■ Inferior cold resistance *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Gomu No Inaki Co., Ltd. develops and sells industrial rubber and plastic products, as well as their composite products, and carries out construction work. We supply 1,700 varieties and 6 million rubber and plastic parts daily to various fields, including the automotive industry, and we cater to a wide range of needs from high-tech equipment parts to everyday materials and supplies, supporting the infrastructure of life and society. Our excellent quality has received high praise from over 1,000 leading companies. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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