SBR is extremely durable and abrasion-resistant.

 

With many of the same properties as natural rubber, SBR is much cheaper to produce and is commonly prevalent in 52% of global tire production. Other uses include shoe heels and soles, gaskets and even chewing gum.


General Properties

Good physical properties and abrasion resistance with poor resistance to petroleum-based fluids

Resistant to

Most moderate chemicals, wet or dry, organic acids, alcohols, ketones, and aldehydes

Attacked by

Ozone, strong acids, fats, oils, greases, and most hydrocarbons

 
General Polymer Characteristics
 Abrasion Resistance   Good   Gas Permeability  Fair
 Compression Set  Fair  Low Temperature Flexibility  Good
 Elongation  Good  Tear Resistance   Good
 Flame Resistance  Poor    

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