
We are all familiar with rubber matting but what is rubber sheeting? Well, rubber sheeting is actually used by many industries. Let’s take a closer look:
| Â Name: | Â Rubber Sheeting |
| Â Compounds: | Â Compounds used for rubber sheeting include EPDM, SBR, PVC, Â Natural Rubber, Neoprene or Nitrile |
| Â When to use: | Â Perfect when in need of an average rubber material |
| Â Application: | Â Rubber sheeting is popularly used for:
Industrial applications Construction and remodelling Shower pans Drainage systems Weather stripping |
|  Advantages: |  Rubber sheeting is preferred by many because of the following  qualities:
Oil, grease and fuel resistant Weather resistant Durable material High standard performance Extreme resistance to wear and tear Ability to handle physical abrasion |
|  Process: |  Rubber sheeting is created either through moulding (forming  sheets using a mould) or extrusion (forming sheets by using a  stamping tool) |
| Â Grades on the market: | Â REACH
RoSH PAH Economy commercial grade |
| Â Form when bought: | Â Rubber sheeting can be supplied in rolls, part rolls and cuts. |
Rubber sheeting is suitable for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Just a friendly tip, keep in mind that there is low-quality rubber sheeting on the market so make sure you source the best quality rubber compounds that you can rely on.