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The designation "Sh-A" or, alternatively, "Sh-D" stands for Shore Hardness, which is a scale of hardness for elastomers and plastics. In the case of softer, rubber type materials, the A scale is used, while for harder materials the D scale. The test procedure, which is standardized per DIN 53505 and DIN 7868 (German Industry Norm), consists of a tempered steel indenter, whose shape varies for the A and D scale tests, being pressed into a material with a specific force whereby the amount of penetration is measured. The measuring scale goes from 0 (complete penetration) to 100 (no penetration) - the higher the number, the harder the substance.
smooth/smooth, without reinforcing insert, approx. 60 Sh-A, elongation at tear approx. 300%, temperature resistant from -60 °C to 230 °C, food safe according to EN 1935/2004, electrically insulating, weather-proof, UV resistant, talc-powdered
smooth/smooth, without reinforcing insert, approx. 60 Sh-A, elongation at tear approx. 300%, temperature resistant from -60 °C to 230 °C, foof safe according to EN 1935/2004, electrically insulating, weather-proof, UV resistant, talc-powdered
NR-SBR, textured/cotton impression, without reinforcing insert, h = 3.0 mm, textural configuration lengthwise, Strukturabstand s = 9.0 mm, approx. 65 Sh-A
EPDM, both sides with fabric finish, without insert, weather resistant, approx. 60 Sh-A, certified to DIN EN 13501-1: Euroclass E, corresponds with DIN 4102-1: building material norm B2 (normal flammability)
SEBS (stryrene-ethylene/butylene-styrene), both sides somewhat rough textured, app. 50 Sh-A, elongation at tear app. 600%, temperature resistant from -50 °C to +100 °C (unstretched material), food safe conforming to EN1935/2004 (EU directive), withstands effects of weather well, UV resistant, good chemical resistance (except ...
