Choose sheet rubber by service conditions
The correct rubber depends on contact media, temperature, outdoor exposure, hardness, thickness and required compression. Nitrile is commonly selected for oil resistance, EPDM for weather and water exposure, and neoprene for balanced general-purpose performance. Always confirm the grade against the actual service environment.
Available online and by request
Online stock changes as material is added. If you do not see the required grade, roll width or thickness, contact Go Industrial with the application, dimensions and quantity for sourcing and cut-to-size support.
Frequently asked questions
Which sheet rubber resists oil?
Nitrile rubber is a common starting point for petroleum-oil service, but compatibility depends on the fluid, temperature and exposure.
Which rubber is best outdoors?
EPDM is commonly used for weather, ozone and water exposure. Confirm the exact grade and temperature range for the application.
Can sheet rubber be cut to size?
Yes. Cut pieces and gasket shapes may be available depending on material, thickness, dimensions and quantity.
