EPDM rubber

EPDM withstands weather, UV, ozone, hot water and steam, which makes it the standard for outdoor and building seals. It is not recommended for contact with oils or fuels.

  • 10 references
  • Hardness 30–70 Sh A
  • Thickness 0.5–50 mm

Typical applications

  • Outdoor and building seals
  • HVAC and ducting
  • Water and steam applications
EPDM rubber
10 references

How to read our references

Every reference says what the material is: type, hardness, colour and options. Two references that look alike always differ in at least one of these parts.

NR
material or kind of product (NR = natural rubber, EPDM, NBR, SIL = silicone, MAT = matting, LAG = pulley lagging…)
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hardness in Shore A
RD
colour (BK black, RD red, YE yellow, OG orange, BU blue, WH white, GY grey…)
BL
options: BL bonding layer for cold bonding, FB fabric-reinforced, E economy, P premium, FG food grade…

BL (bonding layer): the back of the sheet carries a bonding layer, ready to be glued cold to steel or rubber — the usual choice for linings, chutes and pulley lagging. Without BL, the sheet is used loose, bolted or glued with a primer.

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