Styrene Butadiene Rubber is the most used rubber.
SBR is a family of copolymers made by polymerising styrene and butadiene.
SBR is a relatively inexpensive and general-purpose rubber which can often be used as a good substitute for natural rubber.
SBR usually has superior abrasion resistance and heat ageing properties compared to NR. However, SBR typically has less resilience and strength.
Properties
• Lower Cost.
• Heat resistance.
• High tensile strength.
• High resilience.
• Comparable properties to Natural Rubber.
Chemical Compatibility
• Not resistant to oil or fuel.
• Poor weather, ozone resistance.
Applications
• Tyres.
• Wire and Cable insulation.
• Belts.
• Hoses, Gaskets, Seals.
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