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Compounds →	Natural Rubber	Chloroprene Neoprene®	Nitrile	EPDM	Silicone	Hypalon®	SBR	Fluorocarbon Viton®
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Hardness (Shore A)	40-95	40-95	40-95	40-95	40-80	40-90	40-90	50-95
Temperature Range	-45 to 210 F	-50 to 260 F	-40 to 260 F	-35 to 250 F	-150 to 550 F	-35 to 250 F	-50 to 215 F	-40 to 500 F
Max Tensile Strength PSI	3500-4000	2500-3000	1000-3500	2500-3000	2000	3000	2000-2500	2000
Max Elongation %	500-600	600-800	400-600	500-600	600-800	500	450-500	300
Resilience	E	G	F-G	G	E	P	G	P
Abrasion	E	E	G	G	P	E	G	G
Tear Resistance	E	G	F-G	G	P	F	F	F
Electrical Insulation	E	F	P	E	E	G	G	G
Flame Resistance	P	E	P	P	G	G	P	G
Ozone Resistance	P	E	P	E	E	E	F	E
UV Resistance	G	G	G	E	E	E	F	E
Moisture Resistance	G	G	F-G	E	G	G	G	E
Acid Resistance (Concentrated)	F	G	G	G	P	E	F	E
Solvent Resistance	P	G	P	F	P	G	P	E
Oil Resistance	P	G	E	P	F	G	P	E

P - POOR, F - FAIR, G - GOOD, E - EXCELLENT
The above information is offered as a guide only.

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