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  • SBR (Styrene Butadiene Rubber) Sheet, 60 Shore A, Black, Smooth Finish, No Backing, 0.25" Thickness, 6" Width, 6" Length
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Buy from Amazon $6.91$3.86 $6.13 $5.25 $4.38 $3.50 Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2016 $4.21, Apr 27 - May 3$4.73, May 5 - May 6$5.42, May 8 - May 15$5.39, May 17 - May 24$5.18, May 26 - May 29$5.38, Jun 1 - Jun 14$5.48, Jun 16 - Jun 27$5.28, Jun 29 - Jul 1$5.18, Jul 4 - Jul 7$5.14, Jul 10 - Jul 20$5.40, Jul 22 - Jul 27$5.31, Jul 29 - Jul 31$5.29, Aug 2 - Aug 19$5.14, Aug 21 - Sep 2$5.15, Sep 4 - Sep 8OOS $5.15, Sep 10 3:55 pmOOS $4.98, Sep 12 - Sep 26OOS $5.74, Sep 28 - Nov 8OOS $5.71, Nov 10 - Nov 23OOS $5.77, Nov 25 - Dec 10OOS $5.83, Dec 12 - Dec 22OOS $6.07, Dec 25 - Dec 30$6.07, Jan 2 12:51 amOOS $6.07, Jan 4 - Jan 6OOS $5.91, Jan 9 - Jan 11$5.91, Jan 14 8:55 am$5.87, Jan 16 - Jan 19$5.89, Jan 22 12:09 am$5.84, Jan 24 - Jan 27$5.98, Jan 29 4:50 pm$5.92, Feb 1 5:35 am$6.13, Feb 3 - Feb 8$6.91, Feb 11 - Feb 14$4.14, Feb 16 - Feb 19$4.10, Feb 22 - Feb 28$4.05, Mar 3 1:13 am$3.95, Mar 8 4:33 pm$3.86, Mar 14 - Mar 26$3.90, Apr 1 3:09 pm$3.97, Apr 7 9:33 am$3.96, Apr 13 5:43 am$6.56, Apr 19 5:45 am$6.26, Apr 25 6:25 am 2,865154,658 125,000 93,750 62,500 31,250 Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun 2016

Price Details

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Latest $6.26 3 hrs ago
Highest $6.91 Feb 11, '16
Lowest $3.86 Mar 14, '16
Average $4.45 (30d avg)
$4.69 (90d avg)
$5.26 (180d avg)
$5.27 (365d avg)
$5.27 (Lifetime average)
Added Apr 25, 2015

Sales Rank

30 day average: 64,234
90 day average: 59,646

Product Description

The black SBR rubber sheet is 60 Shore A and has a smooth finish. SBR (styrene butadiene rubber) is a synthetic rubber that provides good abrasion resistance. A hardness measurement of 60 Shore A means the material has a medium-hard surface that has a balance of good penetration resistance with good bending and forming capability. Rubber is a strong, flexible material that provides good insulation and shock absorption. Some types of rubber may be weather or chemical resistant and withstand high temperatures. Wear resistance is the degree to which the rubber resists abrasion. Hardness is measured with scales Shore D, Shore OO, and Shore A, which is the most common scale. A higher number means the material is harder and more resistant to penetration. A lower number means the material is softer and more flexible. Tensile strength, used to indicate the materials overall strength, is the peak stress it can withstand before it breaks.

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