Rubber-Cal Cloth Inserted SBR - Rubber Sheets - 0.125" Thick x 4" Width x 36" Length - Black

Rubber-Cal’s Cloth Inserted SBR is a reinforced elastomer designed for industrial machinery and fastening applications. This general-purpose sheet rubber is made up of a synthetic elastomer called styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) and has a polyester fabric insert for increased strength. Rubber SBR is known for its outstanding resistance to heat, moisture, and heavy abrasions, making it the perfect synthetic rubber for industrial applications. This is thanks to the smooth finish and enhanced durability gained by the solid rubber in the vulcanization process. This cloth-inserted rubber has a durometer of 70A to give it a stiff surface with minimal pliability, while the cloth insert prevents stretch and maintains the rubber sheets’ form. This is great for fastening applications, as the solid rubber sheets will not deform or wear down from the stress of machinery. Our fabric-reinforced rubber performs well in temperatures between -10° F and 190° F for intense dependability, even in extreme temperatures. The Hard rubber sheet will not be worn down or weakened from prolonged exposure to heat, moisture, or weather effects such as UV and ozone. This makes the reinforced rubber material great for applications both indoors and outdoors, as the synthetic elastomer can withstand the roughest physical conditions without sacrificing performance. Like most rubbers, this reliable sheet rubber product has excellent ability to absorb shock and vibrations, which allows the material to soften impacts, reduce movement, and muffle sound. Rubber also enhances traction between surfaces, ensuring a safe and secure fit in any application. While artificial rubbers are already favored for their superior durability, the key feature of this thin sheet rubber is actually the polyester fabric insert. This 1/8” sheet rubber is the second thinnest of four gauges available and features 2-plies of fabric reinforcement. This aids the rubber sheets in maintaining their shape and resisting deformation when used under repeated stress. By combining the resilience of styrene rubber with the subtle strength of polyester, the result is a tough and tear-resistant synthetic rubber that is great for a vast possibility of applications. Whether it is used for industrial liners, pavement maintenance, or cut down to make flaps, this reinforced rubber sheeting is designed to withstand the most extreme physical conditions.