Material Comparison

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1. Identity, Classification & Standards
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ParameterHydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)
Material FamilyRubber & ElastomersRubber & Elastomers
SubfamilyOil & Fuel Resistant ElastomersOil & Fuel Resistant Elastomers
ASTM DesignationHNBRNBR
ISO DesignationHNBRNBR
ASTM-D2000 DesignationType DHType BF / BG / CH
2. Chemical Composition Limits (wt %)Source-specific limits and typical values
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ElementHydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)
3. Physical Properties
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PropertyHydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)
Density (Raw Copolymer Base) · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · TYPICALUnit: g/cm³1 g/cm³— g/cm³
Density (Cured Industrial Compound) · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGEUnit: g/cm³1.15–1.3 g/cm³— g/cm³
4. Contextual Mechanical PropertiesUnit: SI
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Mechanical ParameterHydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated)Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)Standard 70 Shore A O-Ring Vulcanizate (Medium ACN ~33%)
Tensile Strength (Break) · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGE · 23 °CUnit: MPa15–30 MPa— MPa
Ultimate Elongation at Break · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGE · 23 °CUnit: %200–500 %— %
Tear Resistance · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGE · 23 °CUnit: kN/m35–65 kN/m— kN/m
Compression Set (22h at 125°C) · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGE · 125 °CUnit: %15–28 %— %
Compression Set (22h at 100°C) · Standard 70 Shore A O-Ring Vulcanizate (Medium ACN ~33%) · RANGE · 100 °CUnit: %— %15–30 %
6. Hardness Evaluation (Discrete Scales Preserved)No cross-scale mathematical conversion
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Hardness ScaleHydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR)Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR)
SHORE_A Hardness · Standard Peroxide-Cured 70 Shore A Compound (Fully Hydrogenated) · RANGE50–90 SHORE_A—
7. Fabrication & Processing Comparison
Hydrogenated Nitrile Rubber (HNBR) Characteristics:

Machinability: Cryogenically machined with liquid nitrogen; precision waterjet cutting yields clean seal cross-sections without thermal scorch.

Formability / Cold Working: High Mooney viscosity requires high-shear internal mixing. Moldable via high-pressure compression, transfer, and injection molding with vacuum de-airing.

Heat Treatment & Annealing: Peroxide-cured (typically with co-agents such as TAC or TMPTM) at 160°C to 180°C to generate high carbon-carbon crosslink density for maximum thermal stability.

Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) Characteristics:

Machinability: Cryogenically deflashed with polycarbonate media or liquid nitrogen tumbling; turned on CNC lathes equipped with frozen chuck fixtures.

Formability / Cold Working: Readily compounded in internal mixers with carbon black, plasticizers (phthalates, adipates), and cure packages. Formed by high-precision compression, transfer, and multi-cavity injection molding; extruded into fuel hose inner tubes.

Heat Treatment & Annealing: Vulcanized with sulfur/accelerator packages for optimal dynamic fatigue or peroxide cure packages for improved compression set and heat resistance up to 120°C.