What is a Linatex Rubber?
Linatex Rubber Suppliers In South Africa
Linatex Africa (Pty) Ltd
Address: 5 Fuchs St, Alrode, Alberton, 1451, South Africa
Phone: +27 11 617 4800
What temperature can you use Linatex rubber?
The temperature limits of Linatex® rubber compounds vary. For example, natural rubbers are generally not recommended in applications above 70°C/158°F, whereas synthetic rubber compounds such as Linagard® BB and Linagard® NBR can be used in applications where temperatures exceed 100°C/212°F.
At what temperature does natural rubber not become soft?
Natural rubber is a thermoplastic. It becomes soft and sticky when heated at high temperatures (lower than 62oC) and brittle at low temperatures (10oC).
What is the maximum temperature for rubber sealing?
Rubber, like most other materials, has a temperature range in which it works the best. These temperatures vary by the type of rubber material used in the seal. Some have working ranges as low as -40 degrees and others can go as high as 150 degrees.