NBR machining and semi-finished products

NBR, short for Nitrile Butadiene Rubber, is a synthetic rubber widely recognized for its excellent resistance to oils, fuels and solvents. This elastomer is particularly valued for its technical properties, including:

Resistance to abrasion and fatigue, making it ideal for applications subject to mechanical wear
Ability to operate under extreme temperatures, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments
Chemical resistance, providing protection against corrosion and damage caused by aggressive substances

Thanks to these characteristics, NBR is an essential material across many industrial sectors, including:

Automotive: manufacturing seals, hoses and engine components
Mechanical engineering: parts exposed to mechanical and chemical stress
Industrial manufacturing: technical items such as cables, membranes and protective coatings

The versatility and robustness of NBR make it a reliable choice for applications requiring durability and long-term performance.

NBR production and machining: precision and quality

The production of NBR is a carefully controlled process designed to ensure consistent quality and the desired material properties. During processing, specific ingredients are blended in precise ratios to obtain nitrile rubber with optimal performance characteristics.

The main NBR machining methods include:

Extrusion: For producing custom hoses and profiles
Calendering: For manufacturing uniform sheets and coatings
Compression molding: For seals and other precision components

Thanks to these processes, NBR retains its resistance to oil, wear and high temperatures, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

NBR semi-finished products: innovative solutions for every industry

NBR semi-finished products offer versatile and innovative solutions for multiple industrial sectors. Available in various formats—such as sheets, hoses, seals and custom profiles—NBR semi-finished products are designed to meet the specific requirements of each application.

Automotive industry: used for engine seals, oil-resistant hoses and sealing systems
Mechanical engineering: ideal for bearings, coatings and components subject to mechanical stress
Chemical industry: suitable for aggressive environments thanks to resistance to corrosive agents
Food industry: through customized formulations, NBR can also be used in specialized applications such as seals for food-processing equipment

NBR’s ability to withstand mechanical, chemical and thermal stresses makes it a dependable and efficient material for a wide range of industrial applications.