Where it is usedPower & ElectricalInsulator compound to above 33 kV, insulation sheet and corona treatment sleeves.
Industrial Grade Sheet
A tough, lower-cost rubber sheet for general factory use and electrical insulation.
An EPDM replacement: all the properties of EPDM plus the benefits of silicone, in the EPDM price range.
- Hardness
- 60 Shore A ±5
- Tensile strength
- 42 N/mm² minimum
- Max temperature
- +225 °C continuous
- Datasheet and price in one reply
- Grade confirmed before you order
- Delivery date confirmed with the quote
- Domestic and international supply
Key features
What this product does well, in short points.
- Excellent electrical insulation
- Excellent compression set and temperature performance
- UV resistant and cost-effective
- Glass fibre mat reinforcement for insulation and flooring
Specifications
Every figure from our catalogue. Unsure what a term means? Open the explainer under the table.
| Specific gravity | 1.58 ±0.03 g/cm³ |
| Hardness | 60 ±5 Shore A |
| Tensile strength (min) | 42 N/mm² |
| Elongation at break (min) | 250 % |
| Compression set, 175 °C / 22 h | 21 % |
| Temperature range | −40 to +225 °C |
| Thickness option | 3–8 mm |
| Colour | Black, White, Red |
New to these terms?What the numbers mean
- Shore A
- How hard the rubber is. 25 is soft like a rubber band, 40 like a pencil eraser, 70 like a car tyre, 80 firm like a shoe heel.
- Tensile
- How hard you can pull before it breaks. Higher is stronger.
- Elongation
- How far it stretches before breaking, as a %. 400 % means four times its own length.
- Compression set
- How much thickness it fails to recover after being squeezed. Lower is better for seals.
- Specific gravity
- How heavy it is compared with water. 1.2 means 20 % heavier than the same volume of water.
Sizes
What is stocked as standard. Other sizes on request.
Try it
Two quick, hands-on ways to understand this product before you ask.
How firm is 60 Shore A?
Drag the press down onto a block, then let go. It gives way and springs back as the real rubber would: about as firm as a car tyre.
Will it take your temperature?
Drag the marker to the hottest (or coldest) your part sees.
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