The rubber mat's excellent durability and shock-absorbing properties make it suitable for applications where it is exposed to harsh conditions. Ribbed and patterned rubber mats are used, for example, as protective flooring in industrial settings and in vehicles.
Technical dataSpecifications
- Materials: EPDM, chloroprene, nitrile, natural rubber/SBR, silicone, and Viton®.
- Temperature range: -60 – 275 °C
- Hardness: 40–80 sh
- Approval: Flame resistance in accordance with UL-94, as well as certain grades suitable for food contact.
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