EPDM Rubber Prices
Current Prices, Historical Series and Forecasts in Several Countries
Intratec provides EPDM Rubber latest prices and 12 years of historical series, as well as price forecasts. Subscribers to the Plastics & Polymers Prices have access to 32 commodities prices across several countries from main world regions.
Chart Description. Intratec provides EPDM Rubber prices in several countries, as follows:
- United States: export price, FOB, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 2)
- Netherlands: export price, FOB, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1, 2)
- China: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1, 2)
- Thailand: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1, 2)
- Saudi Arabia: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1, 2)
- Brazil: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1)
- South Africa: import price, CIF, encompassing all commercial grades (Note 1)
Note 1. Only available for Registered Users
Note 2. Price forecasts (upcoming 9 months) available only to subscribers of the 'Pro' or 'Business' plans.
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About EPDM Rubber. EPDM Rubber (a.k.a. Ethylene Propylene Diene Rubber) is an organic compound, in the (ter)polymer/elastomer class. It is derived from ethylene, propylene, and small amounts of a nonconjugated diene as third monomer. Having a completely saturated polymer backbone, this random elastomeric copolymer combines interesting features including excellent weathering stability and heat resistance, good insulating properties and good resistance to chemicals, moisture and steam. EPDM has excellent ozone resistance, in comparison with natural rubber and its synthetic substitutes, such as SBR (styrene–butadiene rubber), BR (butadiene rubber) and IR (isoprene rubber). These features make EPDM a versatile synthetic rubber, with several applications in the automotive industry, in the construction industry and as a plastic modifier.
Chemical Formula. (CH2CH2)n(CH2CHCH3)m(Diene)o, where Diene is usually dicyclopendadiene; ethylidiene nobornene or1,4 hexadiene
Commercial Grades. Various grades, depending on ethylene percentage (15-85%)
Uses. Properties like excellent weathering, good heat and water resistance, electrical insulation, and low temperature brittleness make EPDM a synthetic rubber widely used across several market segments, as such: automotive applications: weather stripping, hoses, tubing, brake components, isolators, mounts, grommets; plastics: impact-modified polypropylene, thermoplastic olefins; construction: roofing membrane, glass sealers, gaskets and tapes; industrial: hoses, O-rings, mounts; others: oil viscosity improver, cable jacketing, insulation, cable filler, connectors, footwear, carpet underlay.
Raw Materials & Production Processes.
- Ethylene + propylene + third monomer (solution process)
- Ethylene + propylene + third monomer (slurry process)
- Ethylene + propylene + third monomer (gas-phase process)
To know more about EPDM Rubber production processes, click here.
Derivatives. acrylonitrile-(ethylene-propylene-diene)-styrene copolymers; polystyrene.
Methodology. The pricing data presented are, if not otherwise indicated, volume-weighted average transaction prices including contract and spot transactions in the locations specified. The information provided is obtained from gathering and refining of trade data officially reported for the respective countries (i.e., governmental agencies, institutions related to foreign trade and industry publications). For further details check our Methodology.
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