Rubber is a unique material we use for loads of different applications. There is rubber in the tires of cars, shoes we wear and even toys that kids play with. But how many of you knew that there are actually more than ten types of rubber? NBR/PVC rubber is a specialized one that can be used in many crucial applications such as gaskets, hoses or seals. So without further ado, it is time we explored what makes this type of rubber so special?
NBR/PVC rubber This is a compound containing two kinds of different rubbers combined together. The former is NBR (nitrile butadiene rubber) This rubber is great for items that are required to stand up against oil and gasoline, which can destroy materials. The second type is PVC or Polyvinyl chloride. PVC rubber is perfect for creating all types of things which require chemical resistance and weatherizing properties including rainproofing or UV rays. For example, it when we mix NBR and PVC together we make something great rubber which is very strong.
There are multiple reasons why NBR/PVC rubber is the smart choice for various products. It maintains its effectiveness against all kids of nasty stuff including oil, gasoline, and chemicals in addition to resisting bad weather. It is therefore ideal for the production of gaskets, hoses and seals that should have a long service life under extreme conditions. Finally, NBR/PVC rubber is very flexible. This makes it quite pliable and resistant to breaking, which is why it comes in handy for applications like tubing and conveyor belts that require a lot of bending.
So here is how we produce NBR/PVC rubber. This compound is made using the compounding process. That is blending of various kinds of one or more materials to make a new material. Compounding NBR/PVC rubber is done in many ways, you need to consider the way that best suits your compound purpose. When making you decision of what to produce, think about the properties that your rubber should have and how long does it take for this investment be paid.
These NBR/PVC rubber compounding machine composites are made by combining the NBR rubber with PVC along side other materials. Fillers, curing agents and plasticizers are some of the additional materials which improve the properties of rubber. Generally, this mixture would be about 50% NBR rubber and 50% PVC rubber. After being thoroughly mixed, the substance is vulcanized-heat-cycled in combination with a variety of chemicals. This step is crucial to harden the rubber, as it provides durability and strength for a variety of products.
Applications- This rubber is a common component used in many applications, especially those where durability and flexibility are essential. Some frequent other applications for NBR/PVC rubber include the following :
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