EPM can only be vulcanised by peroxides or radiation; whereas EPDM can be vulcanised conventionally using sulphur.
Excellent inherent high and low temperature ranges. Typically -45º C to +120º C for standard compounds.
Special compoundig can increase some grades to function continually at +140 º C.
E.P's are inherently resistant to attack by oxygen, U.V., Ozone and extreme weather environments, and will give long service in these contidions.
E.P's do not have good adhesion properties and expert advice should be sought from our Technical Department about bounding applications.
Resistance to Chemicals; resistant to many chermicals and solvents. Good resistance to many corrosive chemicals.
The performance of E.P's in hot water and high pressure steam is better than in dry heat.
