Synthetic polymers are produced from petroleum byproducts. Synthetic rubber is also extensively used in various applications such as tires in the automotive industry, hoses, belts and many more. Synthetic rubber is better than natural rubber due to its excellent thermal stability and resistance to oils and related compounds. There is a wide range of chemical types that are used to produce different varieties of synthetic rubber.
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Features:
• Exceptional abrasion resistance
• Better elasticity
• Good heat and ageing tolerance
• Insulation material for electrical appliances
• Low-temperature flexibility
• Flame resistant
• Grease and oil resistant