Description / Abstract:
Type I (open cell): Chemically blown cellular rubber is intended
for use in shock absorbing cushions for mounting radio apparatus,
in crash pads, and other miscellaneous uses requiring a material
capable of absorbing shock and damping vibrations. It is not
recommended for applications involving tensile loading, or where
the cellular chemically blown rubber will come in continuous
contact with the human skin.
Type II (closed cell): Type II material is intended for
flotation gear (skin or rind form only) expansion joint fillers,
gaskets, and shock pads where water repellent qualities are
desired. It is not recommended for applications where extreme high
temperatures are encountered, or where the expansion of the
material at high altitudes will be a disadvantage.
Grade: The intended use for grades of Type I (open cell) and for
Type II (closed cell) are as follows:
a. Grade A: Grade A cellular rubber is intended for use where
resistance to oil and flame is required.
b. Grade B: Grade B cellular rubber is intended for use where
resistance to oil is not required.
c. Grade C: Grade C cellular rubber is intended for use where
lower-temperature resistance, but not oil resistance, is
required.