At Annat, we recognize Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) as a critical component in high-performance Brake Pads Mixture—one that bridges durability, safety, and operational stability.
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Brake Pads Nitrile Butadiene Rubber
NBR, a synthetic elastomer, is integrated into Brake Pads Formula primarily for its exceptional resistance to heat, oil, and mechanical wear—three core challenges in automotive braking systems. Technically, our selected NBR grade boasts a Shore A hardness of 75-85, a range that balances flexibility for vibration dampening and rigidity for consistent force transmission. In real-world braking, this translates to a heat resistance threshold of -40°C to 120°C (peak tolerance up to 150°C for short durations), ensuring the rubber does not degrade or harden under repeated high-temperature friction.
Brake Linings Nitrile Butadiene Rubber(NBR)
Its advantages extend beyond temperature resilience. NBR exhibits excellent oil and grease resistance (with less than 10% volume swell after 72 hours of immersion in standard automotive brake fluid), preventing softening or cracking that could compromise pad structure. Additionally, its low compression set (≤15% at 70°C for 22 hours) maintains the brake pads shape over thousands of cycles, preserving consistent braking feel and reducing noise—critical for passenger comfort and long-term performance.
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For Annat, incorporating NBR into our brake pad solutions is not just about meeting industry standards; it’s about elevating reliability. Whether for passenger cars or light commercial vehicles, our NBR-enhanced brake pads deliver predictable performance, extended service life (up to 30,000-50,000 km depending on usage), and peace of mind for drivers worldwide.
