Nitrile Rubber Sheeting

Nitrile Rubber Sheeting

Nitrile rubber sheeting, commonly known as NBR, Buna-N, or Perbunan, is a synthetic rubber renowned for its excellent resistance to oils, greases, and hydrocarbon-based fluids. Its durability and chemical resistance make it a reliable choice for automotive, industrial, and manufacturing applications.

While standard nitrile offers good abrasion resistance, tensile strength, and moderate mechanical properties, it is unsuitable for ketone exposure. For specialised needs or regulatory compliance, AMG Sealing supplies advanced nitrile variants, including:

  • BS 2751 certified nitrile rubber
  • Blue and white food-grade nitrile conforming to FDA and EU standards
  • Blue metal detectable nitrile, suitable for food and pharmaceutical industries

These specialised grades meet British and American food safety requirements, ensuring safe use in sensitive environments.

AMG Sealing offers nitrile sheeting in rolls, custom-cut gaskets, or fabricated sleeves to meet your industrial sealing demands. As a trusted supplier based in West Yorkshire, we provide dependable stock and expert advice.

Key Features

  • Shore Hardness: 70° ± 5°
  • Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +75°C
  • Outstanding resistance to petroleum products, oils, and greases
  • Commonly used across automotive, industrial, and engineering sectors
  • Good abrasion resistance and tensile strength

Standards

  • Compliant with CE, PAH, RoHS, and REACH regulations

Availability

Additional nitrile rubber sheets are stocked in shore hardnesses of 40°, 50°, 70°, and 80°, including insertion grades.

Roll Length (mtrs) Roll Width (mtrs) Thickness (mm)
10 1.4 0.5
10 1.4 1
10 1.4 1.5
10 1.4 2
10 1.4 3
10 1.4 4
10 1.4 5
10 1.4 6
5 1.4 8
5 1.4 10
5 1.4 12

*Thicknesses up to 25mm available upon request.

Technical Specification

Application Performance
Petroleum Good
Lubricating Oils Good
Acid Good
Alkali Fair
Impermeable to Gases Good
Ozone & Weathering Fair
Oxidation Good
Water Resistance Good

This table is intended as a general guide only. For detailed chemical compatibility of nitrile rubber sheeting, please consult our chemical resistance chart .

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