SBR is the highest-volume synthetic rubber in the world, and for good reason: it is cheap, abrasion resistant and bonds well to fabric and metal. It is not a high-performance material — it has poor oil resistance, moderate weather resistance and a service ceiling around 100 °C — but for mats, footwear, conveyor components and general mechanical goods, nothing beats it on cost per part.

Custom SBR Styrene Butadiene Rubber Moulding — Anti-vibration mounts and pads

40 – 90 Shore AHardness range
-50 to +100 °CService temperature
7 – 20 MPaTensile strength

Typical values for standard moulding grades. Exact figures depend on the specific compound or grade — confirm against your drawing before quoting.

Key properties

Mülkiyet Typical value
Hardness range 40 – 90 Shore A
Service temperature -50 to +100 °C
Tensile strength 7 – 20 MPa
Elongation at break 300 – 600 %
Compression set (22 h / 70 °C) 20 – 35 %
Abrasion resistance Very good

Values are typical for unfilled moulding grades at 23 °C unless stated. Glass-filled and specialty grades differ.

Typical applications

  • Anti-vibration mounts and pads
  • Industrial mats and flooring
  • Footwear soles and heels
  • Conveyor belt covers
  • General mechanical and automotive goods

Processing notes

  • SBR has essentially no oil resistance and only moderate ozone resistance. Outdoor and oil-exposed applications need EPDM or NBR instead.
  • Often blended with natural rubber to improve tear strength and building tack — specify whether a blend is acceptable.
  • Compression set is worse than NBR or EPDM. For static sealing, do not use SBR.
  • Cheap compound is the main risk. Specify tensile and elongation minimums, not just hardness, or you will receive a heavily filled part.
Tooling, not just material. Every material above behaves differently in the tool — shrinkage, gate position, cooling and ejection all change. We review the DFM against the specific grade before the tool is cut, so the first shot is a sample, not a surprise.

Frequently asked questions

Is SBR suitable for outdoor use?

Marginal. It resists weather better than natural rubber but worse than EPDM. For long outdoor life we recommend EPDM; for short-life outdoor goods SBR is acceptable and much cheaper.

Can SBR be bonded to metal?

Yes, with standard rubber-to-metal bonding agents during vulcanisation. This is common for anti-vibration mounts.

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