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Rubber / Silicone : General Characteristics Chart*
	SIL	NEO	EPDM	B-N	SBR	NR	VIT	FSI	HYP	BTL	URE	ECO
Abr. Resist	P	E	G	E	E	E	G	P	E	F	E	G
Conduct. (Elect.)	P	G	P	G	P	P	F	P	F	P	F	F
Elongation	E	G	G	G	G	E	P	P	G	E	E	P
Tensile Strgth	P	G	G	G	G	E	F	P	G	F	E	F
Flame Resistant	E	E	P	P	P	P	E	P	E	P	P	F
Hard Duromtr	25/80	20/90	40/90	40/95	40/90	30/90	60/90	40/70	60/90	40/90	40/100	40/90
Rst to Petroleum	G	G	P	E	P	P	E	E	G	P	G	E
Resist to Aging	E	E	E	G	G	G	E	E	E	E	G	G
Resist to Ozone	E	E	E	F	F	F	E	E	E	E	E	E
Resist to UV	E	E	E	F	F	F	E	E	E	E	G
Tear Resistance	F	G	F	G	F	E	G	F	F	G	E	G
Temp (F): Min	-100	-40	-85	-60	-60	-70	-25	-25	-40	-50	-40	-40
Temp (F): Max	550	250	350	250	200	200	500	500	275	325	200	300
Silicone – Neoprene - EPDM - Buna-N – SBR – Natural Rubber - Viton - Fluorosilicone – Hypalon – Butyl – Urethane - Epichlorohydrin E = excellent, G = good, F = fair, P = poor *Values are for high-grade polymers. Commercial grade polymers will have different values. These values are typical properties and are provided for informational use only. They should not be used to set specification requirements. It is up to the end user to determine whether the material is suitable for the intended application.

Rubber / Silicone : General Characteristics Chart*