Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, nitrile resists gasoline (petrol) well, rated "Good" in standard chemical resistance comparisons, making it a common choice for fuel-exposed industrial flooring and gaskets.

Nitrile rubber sheets do not get affected by exposure to oils, fuels, and solvents that are common in refineries.

Refineries make sure that the Nitrile rubber sheets are tested and certified to ensure their quality assurance.

No, Nitrile rubber sheets cannot withstand crude oil exposure due to its polymer composition.

Yes, nitrile (NBR) is one of the strongest performers against fuels among common rubber types, which is why it's the standard choice for fuel-handling and fuel-adjacent applications.

Yes. Oil resistance is nitrile's core strength, rated "Good" for lubricating oils, and it's widely used wherever sheets or seals are in regular contact with oils and greases.

Yes. Nitrile (NBR) is a copolymer of acrylonitrile and butadiene, both petrochemical derivatives, which is also part of why it performs well against petroleum-based fuels and oils.