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    The document discusses the properties and applications of XNBR rubber.

    XNBR has properties such as hardness ranging from 50-90 Shore A, tensile strength from 1000-3500 PSI, and elongation from 250-600%. It also has good abrasion, adhesion, and tear resistance.

    XNBR has good resistance to dilute acids, alkalies, oils, fuels and is resistant to petroleum and mineral oils. However, it has poor resistance to halogenated solvents, ketones and certain esters.

    Rubber Material Selection Guide

    XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile

    Abbreviation XNBR
    ASTM D-2000 Classification BF, BG. BK
    Chemical Definition Carboxylated Nitrile
    RRP Compound Number Category 30000 Series

    ♦ Physical & Mechanical Properties


    Durometer or Hardness Range 50 – 90 Shore A
    Tensile Strength Range 1,000 – 3,500 PSI
    Elongation (Range %) 250 % – 600 %
    Abrasion Resistance Excellent
    Adhesion to Metal Good to Excellent
    Adhesion to Rigid Materials Good to Excellent
    Compression Set Fair to Good
    Flex Cracking Resistance Fair
    Impact Resistance Good to Excellent
    Resilience / Rebound Fair to Good
    Tear Resistance Excellent
    Vibration Dampening Fair to Good

    ♦ Chemical Resistance
    Acids, Dilute Good
    Acids, Concentrated Fair to Good
    Acids, Organic (Dilute) Good
    Acids, Organic (Concentrated) Poor
    Acids, Inorganic Fair to Good
    Alcohol’s Fair to Good

    1 Robinson Rubber Products – XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile


    © Copyright 2005 Robinson Rubber Products Company, Inc. All rights reserved.
    Rubber Material Selection Guide
    XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile
    ♦ Chemical Resistance
    Aldehydes Poor to Fair
    Alkalies, Dilute Good
    Alkalies, Concentrated Poor to Good
    Amines Poor
    Animal & Vegetable Oils Good to Excellent
    Brake Fluids, Non-Petroleum Based Poor
    Diester Oils Fair to Good
    Esters, Alkyl Phosphate Poor
    Esters, Aryl Phosphate Poor to Fair
    Ethers Poor
    Fuel, Aliphatic Hydrocarbon Good to Excellent
    Fuel, Aromatic Hydrocarbon Fair to Good
    Fuel, Extended (Oxygenated) Fair to Good
    Halogenated Solvents Poor
    Hydrocarbon, Halogenated Poor
    Ketones Poor
    Lacquer Solvents Fair
    LP Gases & Fuel Oils Good to Excellent
    Mineral Oils Good to Excellent
    Oil Resistance Good to Excellent
    Petroleum Aromatic Good
    Petroleum Non-Aromatic Excellent
    Refrigerant Ammonia Good
    Refrigerant Halofluorocarbons R-11, R-12, R-13
    Refrigerant Halofluorocarbons w/ Oil R-11, R-12
    Silicone Oil Good
    Solvent Resistance Good

    2 Robinson Rubber Products – XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile


    © Copyright 2005 Robinson Rubber Products Company, Inc. All rights reserved.
    Rubber Material Selection Guide
    XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile

    ♦ Thermal Properties
    Low Temperature Range - 50º F to - 20º F
    Minimum for Continuous Use (Static) - 40º F
    Brittle Point - 50° F to -20º F
    High Temperature Range + 210º F to + 250º F
    Maximum for Continuous Use (Static) + 250º F

    ♦ Environmental Performance
    Colorability Good
    Flame Resistance Poor
    Gas Permeability Fair to Excellent
    Odor Good
    Ozone Resistance Fair
    Oxidation Resistance Good
    Radiation Resistance Fair to Good
    Steam Resistance Fair to Good
    Sunlight Resistance Poor to Good
    Taste Retention Fair to Good
    Weather Resistance Fair to Good
    Water Resistance Good

    For assistance in identifying the appropriate polymer or material, or to develop and


    formulate a XNBR or carboxylated nitirle rubber compound to meet your specific
    application and performance requirements, please contact Robinson Rubber Products at
    e-mail: [email protected] or phone: + 1-763-535-6737.
    Robinson Rubber Products Company, Inc. makes no expressed or implied warranty as to any qualities, attributes, or
    characteristics of any polymer or material. This information is provided for reference only.

    3 Robinson Rubber Products – XNBR or Carboxylated Nitrile


    © Copyright 2005 Robinson Rubber Products Company, Inc. All rights reserved.

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