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Designed for sealing, cushioning, surface protection, vibration damping, and general-purpose fabrication across both commercial and domestic settings, this 1.5mm sheet delivers reliable performance wherever a thin, flexible, and adhesive-backed rubber layer is required. Key Features Self-adhesive peel-and-stick backing — no adhesive or fixings required Solid NR/SBR compound — resilient, flexible, and durable Waterproof and washable surface Impact, wear, and abrasion resistant Easily cut to shape with scissors or a craft knife Plate finish — smooth, clean surface on both faces Available in three standard sizes; larger sizes available on request Available Sizes Format Dimensions (mm) Thickness A4 210 × 297 mm 1.5 mm A3 297 × 420 mm 1.5 mm A2 420 × 594 mm 1.5 mm Technical Specification Property Unit Standard Value Base Polymer — — NR/SBR (Natural Rubber / Styrene-Butadiene Rubber) Colour — — Black Finish — — Plate (smooth) Thickness mm — 1.5 Indentation Hardness Shore A ASTM D2240 65 (−4 / +5) Tensile Strength MPa ASTM D412 3.0 minimum Elongation at Break % ASTM D412 250 minimum Operating Temperature °C — −30°C to +70°C Abrasion Resistance — — Moderate General Purpose Rating — — Excellent Food Contact — — Not recommended Ozone Resistance — — Not recommended Flame Retardancy — — Not recommended Electrical Resistance — — Not recommended Compression Set Test Method Condition Unit Value ASTM D395 Method B 70°C / 22 h % Max 30 Dimensional Tolerances Dimension Tolerance Sheet size (A2, A3, A4) ± 2% Thickness — 1.5 mm ± 0.25 mm Typical Applications Sealing and gasketing — doors, panels, enclosures, and frames Cushioning and padding — machinery, equipment, and furniture bases Surface and floor protection — under heavy objects and high-traffic areas Vibration and noise damping — industrial and domestic installations DIY fabrication and craft projects requiring a thin, flexible rubber layer Weatherproofing and draught exclusion in residential and commercial buildings Application Notes * Ensure the application surface is clean, dry, and free from oil or grease before bonding. * This material is not recommended for prolonged exposure to petrol, solvents, or ozone-rich environments. * Due to the nature of rubber manufacture, minor tolerances in size and thickness are inherent and within the stated limits above. * The figures stated are average values. We recommend verifying suitability for your specific application before use. Frequently Asked Questions What sizes are available? Sheets are supplied in A4 (210 × 297 mm), A3 (297 × 420 mm), and A2 (420 × 594 mm). Larger sizes are available on request. How does the self-adhesive backing work? Simply peel the release liner from the back of the sheet and press firmly onto a clean, dry, grease-free surface. No additional adhesive is needed. Can the sheet be cut to a custom shape? Yes. The 1.5 mm thickness cuts cleanly with a pair of scissors or a craft knife, making it straightforward to trim to any required shape or dimension. What temperature range is this material suitable for? The NR/SBR compound performs reliably between −30°C and +70°C, covering most indoor and outdoor general-purpose applications. Is this rubber sheet waterproof? Yes. The solid rubber construction is waterproof and washable, making it suitable for damp or wet environments where a reliable seal or protective layer is needed.
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