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SBR rubber strips

Item name	Thickness	Max Length	Max Width
SBR rubber strips 0.5 mm	0.5 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 1 mm	1 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 1.5 mm	1.5 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 2 mm	2 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 3 mm	3 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 4 mm	4 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 5 mm	5 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 6 mm	6 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 8 mm	8 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 10 mm	10 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 12 mm	12 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 15 mm	15 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 18 mm	18 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 20 mm	20 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 25 mm	25 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 30 mm	30 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 35 mm	35 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 40 mm	40 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 45 mm	45 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips 50 mm	50 mm	2000 mm	1000 mm
SBR rubber strips are available cut to size. Larger dimensions and custom shapes can be supplied on request.

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What are SBR rubber strips

SBR rubber strips are cut profiles made from Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR), a synthetic material that is commonly used in general industrial environments. The material is known for its mechanical resilience and flexibility, particularly in conditions where physical wear or repeated contact plays a role. These strips are manufactured in standardised widths and thicknesses and are used in various technical setups where a non-critical sealing or cushioning element is required.

When to use SBR rubber strips

SBR rubber strips are typically chosen when resistance to abrasion or mechanical stress is important, and where exposure to oils, chemicals or prolonged sunlight is not expected. The material is suited for dry and controlled environments, often indoors, where the mechanical properties of the rubber can be utilised without demanding chemical resistance or weather stability. This makes SBR a relevant option for applications that prioritise robustness over environmental endurance.

Applications of SBR rubber strips

In practice, SBR rubber strips are used in technical settings where physical contact, pressure distribution or vibration needs to be managed in a cost-efficient way. This includes use in industrial machinery, internal equipment constructions and manufacturing processes where a general-purpose rubber solution is sufficient. The strips are often applied in static or semi-dynamic situations where flexibility and resilience are required, but where the material is not exposed to aggressive substances or harsh outdoor conditions.