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, beltings, and O-rings.
The considerable demand for acrylic rubber in the booming automotive industry is the primary driving force behind the global acrylic rubber market. North America and Europe are set to dominate the market during the forecast period, fueled by the high demand from end-user industries such as automotive and packaging. The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness significant growth due to rapid urbanization and improved standards of living.

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

• Can endure temperatures ranging from -20 to -40 degrees Celsius.
• Capable of handling a temperature load of up to 150 degrees Celsius.
• Displays short-term resistance to temperature loads of up to 175 degrees Celsius.
• Not as strong or flexible as natural rubber or styrene-butadiene copolymer.
• Performs well in ozone-rich environments and other atmospheric conditions.
• Resistant to hot petroleum oils, particularly those with sulfur.
• Exhibits resistance to swelling.

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APPLICATION

ACM rubber finds its main application in areas where there is a requirement for exceptional resistance to industrial oils and operations at elevated temperatures (including those that involve hot air). The automotive industry frequently employs ACM rubber for seals, while the production of O-rings, hoses, adhesives, diverse types of binders, and covering materials also extensively utilize it. Moreover, ACM serves as a reliable foundation for sealing compounds.