Acrylic rubber, or ACM, is a synthetic rubber renowned for its exceptional resistance to hot oils and oxidation. This unique property has made ACM one of the most popular types of rubber across various industries, particularly in the automotive sector. Its outstanding resistance to heat and oils has led to widespread use in the automotive, aerospace, and chemical industries.

ACM (Acrylic Rubber) is a versatile material with a wide range of applications, particularly in industries where high temperature and oil resistance are crucial. Here are some of its primary applications

Engine components
Transmission components
Fuel system components
Seals and gaskets
Adhesive applications

Applications

Rubber, Synthetic Rubber

Applications	Additive , Automotive , Film , Injection Molding , Paints & coatings , Profile extrusion , Textile industries

Products	Grade	Type	Mooney viscosity*1	Characteristics	Applications
ACM	Cure sites, HT	Heat resistant	50	Heat-resistant type, active chlorine standard polymer.	Automotive Components
ACM	Cure sites, HT	Low temperature resistant	33	Cold-resistant type, active chlorine standard polymer.	Textiles
ACM	Cure sites, HT			Nipol® AR14	Adhesives
ACM	Cure sites, HT		33	High durability ACM especially for heat resistance	Coatings
ACM	Cure sites, HT		47	High durability ACM especially for heat resistance
ACM	Cure sites, HT	Very low temperature resistant	34	Highly cold resistant type, active chlorine standard polymer.
ACM	Cure sites, HT		33	Cold resistant version of AR12.

Polymer Products

Chemical Products

Rubber Products

Acrylic Rubber (ACM)

Applications