NA1035Compressed Sheet with Aramid Fibers, SBR Binder
Description and Applications
NA1035 is a very good general service SBR binder based gasket material that has numerous applications in the process industries handling media like; mild acids and alkalis, water, brine, saturated steam, air, industrial gases, general chemicals, neutral solutions.
Construction
NA1035 is a compressed fiber sheet gasket material produced from a combination of Aramid Fibers, Inorganic Fillers and bonded with Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR). It is manufactured under rigorous quality control standards that are registered under ISO-9001 certification.
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