Solid rubber materials

Included in this category is rubber and other solid materials more appropriately belonging to the world of plastics.

Unlike foam rubber, solid rubber doesn’t have a cellular structure and therefore it is generally a much harder product, difficult to be compressed.

Solid rubber hardness is measured in  Shore A scale (foam rubber hardness can be measured in Shore 00 but its most appropriate indicator is “Compression Set”, measuring its elasticity).

Typical examples of solid rubber materials are

• industrial floors and carpets;
• rubber linings;
• car door seals;
• gaskets;
• anti vibration and shock absorbers;
• rubber suitable for food contact;
• rubber fabric;
• conveyor belts;
• advertising displays.

Our solid rubber products