HNBR
CAS number: 9003-18-3
Formulated by permeating nitrile with hydrogen on its hydrocarbon chains, Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR) is a class of its own. It functions flexibly under high and low temperatures and exhibits excellent oil and corrosion resistance.
Properties:
- Temperature ranges between -40oc to 150oc
- Resistant to hot air and steam
- Extremely good abrasion resistance
- Remarkable resistance to several modern fuels
- Low absorbency to volatiles and gas
- Low compression set
- Low noise and vibration transmission
- Good resistance to crude oil, hydrogen sulfide, amines, alkaline corrosion inhibitors and high energy radiation
- Chemically resistant
- Good ozone resistance
Application:
HNBR elastomers inhibit unparalleled properties that make it perfect for the automotive and oil industries. It delivers excellent resistance to automotive fluids such as engine oil, fuel and coolant and industrial chemicals. It solves challenges in applications like A/C seals and hoses, engine seals, grommets and gaskets, fuel system seals and hoses, serpentine belts, suspension seals and synchronous belts. Other industrial uses that HBR operates in are blow‐out preventers, chevron seals, heat exchanger gaskets, paper mill rolls, oil field packers and rotary shaft seals.
- Chemical Name
- Hydrogenated Nitrile
- ASTM D2000 / SAE J 2000
- DH
- Temperature Range oF
- -30oF to 330oF
- Temperature Range oC
- -34oC to 166oC
- Tear Resistance
- Very Good
- Compression Set
- Very Good
- Abrasion Resistance
- Very Good
- Weather/Sunlight Resistance
- Very Good
- Ozone Resistance
- Very Good
- Electrical Resistance
- Good
- Permeability to Gases
- Good
- Water Resistance
- Excellent
- Heat Resistance
- Very Good
- Low Temperature Resistance
- Very Good
- Advantage
- Outstanding heat and oil resistance. Better wear and abrasion resistance over standard Nitrile. Larger temperature range than NBR.
- General Resistant To
- Oil, heat, fuel, weather and ozone