Synthetic Rubber
HSR
KER 1904 is a high-styrene SBR with improved hardness and abrasion resistance, ideal for manufacturing hard rubber goods, flooring, and durable soles.
Synthetic rubber is a man-made material that mimics the properties of natural rubber. It is produced through the polymerization of various petroleum-based monomers, such as styrene and butadiene.
KER 1904 is a high-styrene SBR with improved hardness and abrasion resistance, ideal for manufacturing hard rubber goods, flooring, and durable soles.
Chloroprene rubber (CR) is a versatile synthetic rubber offering excellent weather, flame, and oil resistance, widely used in automotive, electrical, and protective equipment industries.
Silicone 70A is a firm, durable silicone rubber with excellent heat and chemical resistance, ideal for sealing and structural applications in demanding industrial settings.
Silicone Shore 30A is a soft, high-elasticity rubber ideal for flexible molds, seals, and soft-touch industrial components, offering excellent thermal and chemical resistance.
EPDM is a weather-resistant synthetic rubber used in automotive seals, roofing, and insulation applications requiring UV, ozone, and heat stability.
NBR is a synthetic rubber known for oil and fuel resistance, ideal for automotive gaskets, hoses, and industrial sealing applications.