sbr 1723 rubber

Price 200.0 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 200 Kilograms

sbr 1723 rubber Specification

Hardness
50

Usage & Applications
tire, automotive, cable, shole

Color
black

Ash %
2

Width
1 Foot (ft)

Natural Rubber
synthetic

sbr 1723 rubber Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
200 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
2 Days

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Main Domestic Market
All India

About sbr 1723 rubber

Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR) is a widely used, cost-effective synthetic rubber copolymer (styrene and butadiene) developed as a durable, high-abrasion alternative to natural rubber. It offers superior heat aging, abrasion, and crack resistance, making it the dominant material for passenger car tires, conveyor belts, footwear, and construction adhesive applications.

Key Characteristics and Properties

Performance: Excellent wear resistance, high tensile strength, and good heat resistance compared to natural rubber.
Limitations:
Poor resistance to sunlight, ozone, oils, and grease; it can harden in excessive heat.

Composition: Generally consists of 10-25% styrene (for wear/bonding) and 75-90% butadiene (for elasticity).
Types: Produced via emulsion (E-SBR) or solution (S-SBR) polymerization, with oil-extended grades (like SBR 1712) commonly used for tires.

Tires: The primary use, accounting for a massive share of production due to durability.
Industrial Goods: Conveyor belts, gaskets, hoses, and seals.
Footwear: Soles and heels.
Adhesives & Coatings: SBR latex is used in sealants and as a bonding agent in construction.
Sports Surfaces: Recycled SBR granules are used for shock-absorbing, safe flooring in playgrounds and gyms.

Originally developed in 1929 by German chemist Walter Bock.
Manufactured heavily during WWII to replace natural rubber shortages.
SBR is now produced globally with over 5.4 million tonnes processed annually as of 2012.

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