XNBR Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber Compound for High Abrasion Parts
Material: XNBR Rubber Compound(Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber)
Hardness: 40-95 Shore A
Color: Customizable
Operating temperature: -30°C to +160°C
Typical applications: High-wear-resistant seals, oilfield components
Note: We only supply rubber compounds (customizable in hardness, color, and formulation). We do not manufacture or sell any finished rubber products. After receiving the compound, customers may carry out downstream processes such as molding and curing themselves or through a third party.
- Applications
- Specifications
- Advantage
- FAQ
- Recommended Products
Applications
High-wear-resistant oil seals
Drilling equipment seals
Hydraulic cylinder piston seals
Wear-resistant rubber sheets /liners
Robotic vacuum cleaner tires
Specifications
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Common Name |
Carboxylated Nitrile Rubber Compound(XNBR) |
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Hardness(SHA) |
40A~95A |
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ASTM D-2000 Classification |
BG |
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Tensile(Mpa) |
15~25 |
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Elongation at Break(%) |
300~600 |
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Compression Set(%) |
≤30 |
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Temperature Range |
-30℃~+160℃ |
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Specific Gravity(g/cm³) |
1.10~1.25 |
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Resistances |
Good wear resistance |
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Good adhesion and aging resistance |
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Excellent high strength and tear resistance |
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Excellent tensile strength at high temperature |
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Curing Systems |
Sulfur or peroxide |
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Production process |
Molding |
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Extrusion |
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Formula & color |
Custom |
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Form |
Sheet |
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Shelf Life |
5–7 days with accelerator, 1 -2year without accelerator. |
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Storage conditions |
Store in a cool, dry place in sealed containers to prevent moisture absorption and loss of active ingredients. |
Advantage
Higher tensile strength and abrasion resistance than NBR
Excellent tear resistance, suitable for high-pressure dynamic sealing
Improved mechanical strength while maintaining good oil resistance
FAQ
Q: Do you sell finished products or raw materials?
A: We only supply rubber compounds, not finished products. You can choose hardness, color, and formulation based on your product needs. We mix to order and deliver.
Q: What rubber types can you handle?
A: Common types include NR, SBR, BR, NBR, EPDM, CR, silicone rubber, fluororubber, etc., subject to actual capability.
Q: Are hardness and formulation linked?
A: No. The same hardness can be achieved with different formulations. The difference lies in tensile strength, tear resistance, compression set, oil resistance, aging resistance, etc. Tell us your application and we’ll recommend the right system.
Q: Can you compound to the customer’s formula?
A: Yes. We support toll processing with customer-supplied materials or mixing to a customer-specified formula. We can also recommend a formula based on performance requirements.
Q: How do you ensure batch-to-batch consistency?
A: Through raw material batch control, fixed mixing process parameters, and sampling tests (hardness, specific gravity, Mooney viscosity, etc.).