Porous rubber RENTGEN SBR, SCR, CR, etc.

Fire–resistant rubber is a fire-resistant, difficult-to-burn material, synthetic chloroprene rubber, capable of withstanding high exposure temperatures and short-term open flames.

• Fire-resistant rubber. A brief description.

Neoprene, duplicated with fabric, is widely used both in the military and defense industries, instrumentation, and for the manufacture of consumer goods.
The advantages of this material are its excellent elasticity, good flexibility, moisture resistance, frost resistance, the ability to vary the density of the rubber composition, combine porous rubber with various types and brands of fabrics.
The most common types of porous rubbers with fabric:
SBR with fabric (SBR 100%);
SCR with fabric (SBR 70% / CR 30%);
CR with fabric (100% CR).

• Fire-resistant rubber with fabric. A brief description.

Frost-resistant materials are those that can be operated at subzero temperatures and do not significantly change their physico-chemical properties. Types of frost-resistant rubber:
EPDM 100 rubber – withstands temperatures from – 35 to + 80 °;
EPDM 150 rubber – operable at -30 to + 80 °;
Chloroprene rubber (Neoprene CR) – applicable – 40 to + 110 °.
Due to their properties, all three types of porous plates can be used as gaskets or sealing joints and work at negative ambient temperatures without changing their useful properties and characteristics.

• Frost-resistant rubber. A brief description.

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