SBR – Styrene Butadiene Rubber
One of the world's most widely used synthetic rubbers, offering good abrasion resistance and cost efficiency.
SBR is a synthetic elastomer produced by the polymerization of styrene and butadiene monomers. Its irregular molecular structure gives it different physical and mechanical characteristics compared with natural rubber. SBR can be used as an alternative to natural rubber in many applications and, thanks to its cost efficiency, good processability and abrasion resistance, is commonly used in gaskets, vibration-control components and various technical rubber parts.
- Code
- SBR
- Key Feature
- Cost efficiency and abrasion resistance
- Resistance
- Abrasion and mechanical loads
- Mechanical
- Good processability
- Temperature
- -40 / +100 °C
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