Nitrile rubber
A durable synthetic rubber widely used for gloves, seals and gaskets because of its good resistance to oils, hydrocarbons and mechanical wear.
Last updated: 5 September 2026
Advantages
Good resistance to oils and hydrocarbons
Good cannabinoid and terpene compatibility
High resistance to wear and abrasion
Flexible and mechanically durable
Disadvantages
Lower heat resistance than silicone
Compatibility varies between different nitrile formulations
Limited resistance to some aggressive solvents
Can degrade with prolonged heat and ageing
Temperature notes
Maximum continuous working temperature: approximately 100°C. Short-term exposure up to approximately 120°C may be possible depending on the grade.