SEALING ELEMENTS

N B R 7 0 - c o m p o u n d 3 6 6 2 6 - Te c h n i c a l D a t a S h e e t

1. Introduction
NBR 70-compound 36626 is a Nitrile compound following ASTM D2000, M2BG714
A14, B34, EA14, EO14, EO34, EF11, EF21, F17.

2. Product Description
Chemical Composition : Acrylonitrile / Butadiene Rubber
Physical form : O-Rings / Mouldings
Colour : Black
Odour : None
Storage stability * : ± 7 years

* : Following ISO 2230 conditions

3. Physical Properties
4. Temperature Resistance
Test Method Norm Test Values • -30° to +120°C
Hardness ISO 868 70° ± 5° IRHD
Tensile Strength at break ISO 37 3419 psi 5. Chemical Resistance
Elongation at break ISO 37 332% Alkali : very good
Specific Weight 1,171
Air : excellent
Compression Set ISO 815
25% compression - 22h/100°C Alcohol : very good
on slab 7% Fats : excellent
Heat Ageing 70h/100°C ASTM D 573-A14 Mineral oils : excellent
Hardness Change 0° Silicone oils : excellent
Tensile Strength Change -14% Vegetable oils : excellent
Elongation Change -16% Inorganic acids : excellent
Weight Change 0% Ketones : unsatisfactory
Water Resistance 70h/100°C ISO 1817-EA14 Ethers : unsatisfactory
Hardness Change -2
Organic acids : fair
Tensile Strength Change -10%
Elongation Change -12% Inorganic acids : excellent
Volume Change +4%
Immersion in ASTM oil n°1, 70h/100°C ISO 1817-EO14 6. Advantages
Hardness Change -1 • For gasoline, petroleum based
Tensile Strength Change -12% hydraulic fluids, powersteering fluids,
Elongation Change -12% hydrocarbons.
Volume Change -0,5%
Immersion in IRM 903 oil, 70h/100°C ISO 1817-EO34
Hardness Change -9
Tensile Strength Change -16%
Elongation Change -13%
Volume Change +15%
Immersion in ASTM fuel A, 70h/23°C ISO 1817-EF11
Hardness Change -3
Tensile Strength Change -22%
Elongation Change -15%
Volume Change +3%
Immersion in ASTM fuel 9, 70h/23°C ISO 1817-EF21
Hardness Change -22
Tensile Strength Change -58%
Elongation Change -50%
Volume Change +35%

This information is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate and reliable to the date indicated. The above mentioned data
have been obtained by tests we consider as reliable. We don’t assure that the same results can be obtained in other
laboratories, using different conditions by the preparation and evaluation of the samples. 01.09.2006
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