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Natural Rubber Sheet
Natural Rubber Sheet
Natural Rubber Sheets (NR) are manufactured using Natural Polymer called RSS (Ribbed Smoke Sheets) which are produced from coagulation of liquid milk called latex. Latex is derived from the rubber plant and combined with some chemicals like ammonium aluminate. India, in particular the South is known for rubber production on a large-scale, given the apt climatic conditions, especially at Kottayam (Kerala).
Features:
Natural Rubber has the innate ability to withstand repeated steam and dry heat sterilization. This widely known property of rubber makes it the right fit for electrical insulation. In addition, it is differentially permeable to various gases and operates smoothly at temperatures from -80 to 200 deg.
In terms of resistance, it maintains its structure when exposed to Ozone, oxidation, U.V light, corona discharge and cosmic radiation. This opens up avenues for across various platforms.
However, it is affected by oils, fats, fuels and oxidizing acids. In terms of its physical properties, high elongation, fair tensile strength, smooth and glossy finish are its most potential highlights. Hence, it offers a good mix of physical and mechanical properties alike.
Natural Rubber Sheets can be made available in a variety of colors such as blue, red, black etc. Size and thickness can be chose from our rich option palette.
Natural Rubber Sheets can be made available in a variety of colors such as blue, red, black etc. Size and thickness can be chose from our rich option palette.
Application:
The scope of application of rubber is not limited to a few industries, but cuts across multiple sectors ranging from industries to households. Natural Rubber Sheets are used mainly used in packing, for matting purposes, skirt-boarding and sand/shot blasting rubber sheets. Additionally, they are used for wear strips, shot blast cabinets, target backing, yard scrapers etc. Other industries that use its many inherent advantages include the food, tile and mining industries.
