Let's take you through the main features of chlorinated rubber sheets

Chlorine rubber sheet as a variety of rubber sheet, its main long-term use in 30 ℃ ~ 250 ℃, short-term (in 100 hours) up to 300 ℃ is widely used in cars, chemicals, electronics, aviation vessels, machinery manufacturing and other industrial sectors, the main features of chlorine rubber sheet: fluoroelastomer is mainly used in cars and motor vehicles occupations, due to its high temperature resistance, oil resistance and media resistance function is excellent, is mainly to do the oil seals and O-ring.

Chlorine rubber sheet function: fluoroelastomer has a high degree of chemical stability, is now all elastomers in the medium-resistant function of the best one. 26 type fluoroelastomer resistant to petroleum-based oils, bis ester oils, silicone ether oils, silicic acid oils, inorganic acid resistance, resistance to the majority of organic and inorganic solvents, pharmaceuticals, etc., only intolerant of low molecular ketone, ether, ester, intolerant of amine, ammonia, hydrofluoric acid, chlorosulphonic acid, phosphoric acid hydraulic oils.

The medium function of the type of fluorine rubber is similar to type 26, and more in common, it is resistant to strong oxidizing inorganic acids such as fuming nitric acid, concentrated sulfuric acid function is better than type 26, 98% of HNO3 impregnated at room temperature for 27 days, it is only 13%~15% volume expansion. The main use of chlorine rubber sheet: fluoroelastomer seals, used for engine sealing, can be in 200 ℃ ~ 250 ℃ under long-term operation.

In 300 and under the short-term operation, its operating life can be the same as the engine repair life, up to 1,000 ~ 5,000 flight hours (moments 5 ~ 10 years); used in the chemical industry, can be sealed inorganic acids (such as sulfuric acid at 140 ℃ under the 67%, 70 ℃ of concentrated hydrochloric acid, and ℃ under the 30% of nitric acid), organic solvents (such as chlorinated hydrocarbons, benzene, high-aromatic hydrocarbons, gasoline) and other organics (e.g., butadiene.), styrene, propylene, phenol, fatty acids at 275°C).