ACM Rubber

CGPA5821D Caucho ACM Tipo Carboxílico ACM Rubber Carboxylic Type DESCRIPTION ACM CGPA5821 is a carboxyl type acrylate rubber, which is formed by emulsion polymer-ization of acrylate monomer and carboxylic acid monomer. It has excellent aging resistance, oil resistance, high temperature resistance and ozone resistance. The Tg of CGPA582D and CGPA5821TR are -28°C and -29°C. It is a low compression set product, and suitable for making rubber hoses, molded products, etc., which

Acrylic Elastomer ACM Rubber 15.60Mpa 1640 Grade 220 Elongation Active Chlorine Type DESCRIPTION ACM rubber, also known as Polyacrylate rubber, is a type of synthetic rubber known for its exceptional resistance to heat and oxidation. It also exhibits excellent resistance to oils, especially those that are petroleum-based. Due to these properties, ACM rubber is often used in automotive applications for hoses, seals, and gaskets. However, it has poor performance in low

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber Active Chlorine Grade 1020 14.2Mpa ACM Elastomer Rubber with Good Demolding Performance DESCRIPTION Alkyl acrylate copolymer (ACM), commonly referred to as acrylic rubber, displays exceptional resistance to hot oil and oxidation. ACM exhibits a consistent working temperature of 150°C (302°F) and an intermittent threshold of 180°C (356°F). Furthermore, ACM is impervious to ozone and has minimal gas permeability. In comparison to ethylene

Carboxylic Grade​​ ACM Rubber 180 Degree High Temperature Resistant ACM Carboxylic Grade PA515E 190% Elongation DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber, also known as ACM (alkyl acrylate copolymer) or Hy Temp, is a specialized rubber renowned for its exceptional heat, aging, oil, ozone, and ultraviolet radiation resistance. Given such remarkable properties, it is extensively utilized in various applications, such as automotive transmissions, hoses, gaskets, adhesives, beltings, and O

Carboxylic Grade​ Grade​ ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber, also known as ACM (alkyl acrylate copolymer) or Hy Temp, is a specialized rubber renowned for its exceptional heat, aging, oil, ozone, and ultraviolet radiation resistance. Given such remarkable properties, it is extensively utilized in various applications, such as automotive transmissions, hoses, gaskets, adhesives, beltings, and O-rings. The considerable demand for acrylic rubber in the booming automotive

Carboxylic Grade ACM Rubber Carboxylic Grade ACM Rubber with High Temperature and Oil Resistance Properties DESCRIPTION Carboxylated acrylate rubber is a type of synthetic rubber made from the polymerization of acrylate monomers. This rubber has excellent heat resistance, oil resistance, and ozone resistance, making it commonly used in automotive seals, gaskets, hoses, and transmission belts, among other applications. Its characteristics are similar to those of ACM rubber,

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION Alkyl acrylate copolymer (ACM), commonly referred to as acrylic rubber, displays exceptional resistance to hot oil and oxidation. ACM exhibits a consistent working temperature of 150°C (302°F) and an intermittent threshold of 180°C (356°F). Furthermore, ACM is impervious to ozone and has minimal gas permeability. In comparison to ethylene acrylic rubber (AEM), ACM demonstrates superior resistance to swelling when exposed to

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber 1030 10.50Mpa ACM Elastomer Rubber Active Chlorine Grade ACM Rubber for Automotive Industry DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber, also known as ACM (alkyl acrylate copolymer) or Hy Temp, is a specialized rubber renowned for its exceptional heat, aging, oil, ozone, and ultraviolet radiation resistance. Given such remarkable properties, it is extensively utilized in various applications, such as automotive transmissions, hoses, gaskets, adhesives,

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber Carboxylic Grade 515HE 220% Elogation Acrylic Rubber ACM for Gearbox Lubrication Systems DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber, also known as ACM (alkyl acrylate copolymer) or Hy Temp, is a specialized rubber renowned for its exceptional heat, aging, oil, ozone, and ultraviolet radiation resistance. Given such remarkable properties, it is extensively utilized in various applications, such as automotive transmissions, hoses, gaskets, adhesives, beltings,

Carboxylic Grade​ ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION ACM, a copolymerization of acrylic esters and monomers, is composed of ethyl acrylates or butyl and oktyl acrylate, ethyl methoxi, or ethyloxi acrylates. These copolymers are highly resistant to oil, heat, aging, and ozone, but their tensile strength is not as good as NR and NBR. New generation ACMs can work at 150-1600C for approximately 1000 hours, but they tend to soften at high temperatures. When exposed to animal fat, vegetable

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION In 2019, the Global Acrylic Rubber Market was valued at USD 750 million and is projected to exceed USD 1.2 billion in 2024, with a CAGR of approximately 8.2% from 2019 to 2024. Acrylic rubber, which is also referred to as ACM (alkyl acrylate copolymer) or Hy Temp, is a specialty rubber known for its high resistance to heat, aging, oil, ozone, ultraviolet radiation, and more. This makes it a popular choice for automotive transmissi

Sepcial Crosslink Grade​ ACM Rubber Special Crosslinked Acrylic 12.50Mpa Tensile Strength Polyacrylates Elastomer ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION Acrylate rubber, abbreviated as ACM. ACM is obtained by copolymerization with alkyl acrylate as the main monomer, as well as low-temperature oil-resistant monomers (such as acrylonitrile) and a small amount of vulcanization point third monomers with cross-linking active groups. Its main chain is a saturated carbon chain, and its side group

Active Chlorine Grade​ ACM Rubber PA615E Carboxylic Grade 11.9Mpa Tensile Strength ACM Rubber for Automotive Accessory DESCRIPTION ACM, a copolymerization of acrylic esters and monomers, is composed of ethyl acrylates or butyl and oktyl acrylate, ethyl methoxi, or ethyloxi acrylates. These copolymers are highly resistant to oil, heat, aging, and ozone, but their tensile strength is not as good as NR and NBR. New generation ACMs can work at 150-1600C for approximately 1000

Sepcial Crosslink Grade​ ACM Rubber Sepcial Crosslink Grade 13.70Mpa Tensile Strength ACM Rubber for O-ring and Gasket Application DESCRIPTION ACM is a copolymer of acrylic esters and monomers, typically containing ethyl acrylates and/or butyl and oktyl acrylate, ethyl methoxi, or ethyloxi acrylates. These copolymers possess high resistance to oil, heat, aging, and ozone, though their tensile strength is inferior to NR and NBR. While new generation ACMs can operate at 150

Sepcial Crosslink Grade​ ACM Rubber DESCRIPTION Acrylate rubber, abbreviated as ACM. ACM is obtained by copolymerization with alkyl acrylate as the main monomer, as well as low-temperature oil-resistant monomers (such as acrylonitrile) and a small amount of vulcanization point third monomers with cross-linking active groups. Its main chain is a saturated carbon chain, and its side group is a polar ester group. Therefore, ACM rubber has oxidation resistance and ozone

Acrylic Elastomer PA500 180 Degree High Heat Resistant PA500 68 Shore A Acrylic Elastomer for Hose and Gasket DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber's widespread use in the automotive industry is due to its resistance to engine and transmission oil as well as automatic transmission fluids (ATF). With an operating temperature range between -20°C and +150°C, the latest generation of this rubber, HT-ACM (high-temperature-resistant polyacrylate elastomers), offers long-term thermal stability

Acrylic Elastomer PA515E Excellent Curing Properties 13.0Mpa Acrylic Elastomer PA515E for Oil Seal and Gasket DESCRIPTION Acrylic rubber's widespread use in the automotive industry is due to its resistance to engine and transmission oil as well as automatic transmission fluids (ATF). With an operating temperature range between -20°C and +150°C, the latest generation of this rubber, HT-ACM (high-temperature-resistant polyacrylate elastomers), offers long-term thermal stability