Technical specifications

Compound data and vulcanisation capacity for all 13 HAW rubber lining materials.

Compound Data

13 compounds, by base material and temperature

Every HAW lining is selected and compounded for the customer's specific chemical environment. The base material and maximum service temperature below narrow the field — for a resistance rating against your exact chemical, concentration, and operating temperature, send us the details and we'll confirm the right compound.

Soft Rubbers

6 compounds
CodeBaseMax TempTypical Use
HAW-W01Natural rubber≤ 80°CMineral acids
HAW-W06Butyl≤ 120°CHCl · H₂SO₄
HAW-W08EPDM≤ 140°COxidising acids
HAW-W12CSM≤ 100°CVersatile
HAW-W31Neoprene≤ 90°CAbrasion
HAW-W06 CBChlorobutyl≤ 130°CHigh temp acid

Hard Rubbers

7 compounds
CodeBaseMax TempTypical Use
HAW-H05Ebonite≤ 70°CStandard
HAW-H08Ebonite≤ 90°CHigh temp
HAW-H22Synthetic≤ 100°CAlkali
HAW-H22RSynthetic≤ 100°CReinforced
HAW-H90Specialty≤ 120°CFGD
HAW-H94Specialty≤ 130°CExtreme
BOHA6101SpecialCustomProject-specific

See how these compounds are applied on the Rubber Linings page.

Vulcanisation Capacity

Europe's largest autoclaves

Autoclave dimensions and cure conditions available at the Bockenem facility.

5,500
mm
Max diameter
15,000
mm
Max length
25
tonnes
Max weight
150
°C
Cure temperature

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