Butyl Rubber

Butyl rubber is a wonderful material used for shock absorption and insulation. With its special abilities, this rubber is an ideal choice for some critical applications, including quality sealing, use in steric environments, and various installation and repairs.

Properties of butyl rubber:

Temperature range:
Low temperature use: -75°F or -50°C
High temperature use: up to 250°F or 120°C
Tensile strength:
Traction range: 500-2500
Elongation: 600% maximum
Durometer (Hardness):
40-90 SHORE A
Resistances:
Abrasion resistance: poor
Heat resistance: Good
Ozone resistance: Good
Weather resistance: Excellent
Oil resistance: poor
Water resistance: Excellent
Heat resistance: Good
Chemical resistance: Good
General features:
Gas permeability: Excellent
Compression set: weak

Applications of butyl rubber:

shock absorber
Covering tubeless tires
Tire inner cover
Blocking series
Sealants
O rings
Pool esters
Tank ester

Advantages of butyl rubber:

Flexibility: high flexibility in different conditions.
Very high insulation: resistance to gas and moisture penetration.
Extensive resistance: Excellent resistance to heat, weather, ozone and chemical reaction.
High damping at ambient temperature: exceptional performance in different weather conditions.
Resistance to hydraulic fluids: resistance to phosphate-based hydraulic fluids.
Effective electrical insulation: Excellent performance as electrical insulation.

Industrial Uses: Butyl rubber’s wide range of properties and applications make it a top choice in a variety of industries, including building sealing, tubeless tire manufacturing, and vibration absorption systems. As a reliable partner in the production of quality parts, Butyl Rubber offers a variety of products to the market and helps improve performance in many industries.