Rubber Strips
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Our black fuel-resistant nitrile rubber strip is designed for industrial applications where reliable sealing and resistance to oil-based substances are essential. Manufactured from a nitrile PVC rubber compound with a hardness of 65 Shore A, this versatile material provides a practical solution for producing gaskets, seals and protective components. Supplied in a convenient 5 metre length, it can be cut to suit individual project requirements, helping engineers, fabricators and maintenance professionals prepare replacement components.
At Safety Products, we understand the importance of selecting suitable rubber materials for demanding working environments. This Nitrile PVC Rubber combines the properties of nitrile and PVC to provide a flexible sealing material suitable for applications involving oils and fuels. Its 65 Shore A hardness balances firmness and flexibility, making it useful for general industrial sealing tasks. Whether you are replacing worn gaskets, preparing seals, or maintaining equipment, our rubber strip offers a practical material option for everyday engineering requirements.
Choose our Nitrile PVC Rubber when you need a practical sealing material for industrial maintenance, gasket fabrication, or applications involving oil-based products. The 5 metre length offers flexibility for preparing individual components and planning repeat fabrication work. At Safety Products, you can review the product specifications and select the material that meets your project requirements. For larger engineering projects or recurring maintenance needs, enquire about bulk nitrile rubber strip supply and trade purchasing options.
Yes. The material can be cut into suitable lengths and profiles for gasket fabrication, replacement seals and other industrial applications.
It is supplied as fuel-grade rubber. However, verify suitability for specific fuels, concentrations, temperatures, and exposure conditions against the manufacturer's technical specifications.
The 65 Shore A rating describes the rubber's indentation hardness. It indicates a moderately firm elastomer that retains flexibility for suitable sealing applications.
