Cerulean C 14: Chloroprene Rubber with Flame & Aniline Point Oil Resistance
Cerulean C 14 is a chloroprene rubber (CR) compound engineered to provide low gas permeability and resistance to high aniline point oils and flame. This combination of properties makes it a dependable choice for mining, mineral oil production and mechanical seal applications where oil exposure, weathering and fire safety all come into play.
Material Data - Cerulean C 14
| S.No | Description | ASTM Test Method | Unit | Spec |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hardness | D 2240 | Shore A | 60±5 |
| 2 | Density | D 792 | gm/cc | 1.40±0.05 |
| 3 | Tensile Strength | D 412 | MPa | 10 (Min) |
| 4 | 100% Modulus | D 412 | MPa | 1.5 (Min) |
| 5 | Elongation @ break | D 412 | % | 300 (Min) |
| 6 | Compression Set 22hrs@100°C | D 395 Method B | % | 25 (Max) |
| Compression Set 70hrs@100°C | % | 35 (Max) |
Cerulean C 14 properties
ISMAT manufactures Cerulean C 14 as a chloroprene rubber compound, validated through in-house testing to ensure consistent quality across every batch. It’s highly resistant to weathering and ozone, with low gas permeability that helps maintain a reliable seal in pressurized or contained systems over time.
What sets this grade apart is its resistance to high aniline point oils, a property standard rubber compounds often lack, alongside excellent flame resistance. That combination makes Cerulean C 14 particularly well suited for mineral oil production, mining and mechanical seal applications where oil exposure and fire safety are both ongoing concerns.
Hardness (Shore A): 60±5
Temp Range: -40°C to 100°C
Resistance to High Aniline Point Oils
Highly Resistant to Weathering and Ozone
Low Gas Permeability
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