Rubbers
We are pleased to be able to present you with a comprehensive selection of rubbers from our cooperation partners XIOM, DONIC, Nittaku and Yasaka. General information on the degrees of hardness mentioned: The hardness of the flooring is measured according to Shore. This method is generally used for elastomers. It measures how far a metal pin penetrates the material under a certain load. The further the needle penetrates, the softer the material. The higher the degree of hardness in °, the harder the rubber is. Soft rubbers have a degree of hardness of approx. 37.5 - 45°. The hardest surfaces currently available are around 55°.
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We are pleased to be able to present you with a comprehensive selection of rubbers from our cooperation partners XIOM, DONIC, Nittaku and Yasaka. General information on the degrees of hardness mentioned: The hardness of the flooring is measured according to Shore. This method is generally used for elastomers. It measures how far a metal pin penetrates the material under a certain load. The further the needle penetrates, the softer the material. The higher the degree of hardness in °, the harder the rubber is. Soft rubbers have a degree of hardness of approx. 37.5 - 45°. The hardest surfaces currently available are around 55°.