Materials

Coreline Rollers manufactures and repairs industrial rubber rollers using materials selected to match real operating conditions. Performance depends on more than the material itself. It’s how that material is built, applied, and maintained in your process.

We work across a full range of rubber compounds to address heat, chemical exposure, load, surface interaction, and environmental demands. Whether you’re troubleshooting performance issues or evaluating a replacement, we help determine the right material and next step for your application.

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neoprene

Neoprene Rollers

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silicone

Silicone Rollers

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EPDM rollers

EPDM Rollers

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viton

Viton Rollers

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Polyurethane

Polyurethane/
Urethane Rollers

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rubber rollers

Natural Rubber Rollers

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nitrile

Nitrile Rollers

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Hypalon

Hypalon Rollers

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Material Reference Chart

Material Temperature
(Fahrenheit)
Hardness
(Durometer)
Neoprene 250 15-95
Silicone 450 25-85
EPDM 350 35-95
Viton 475 60-85
Polyurethane/Urethane 180 35-100
Natural Rubber 190 35-100
Nitrile 250 20-100
Hypalon 275 45-90

Material Performance Disclaimer

Important Notice: The chemical, thermal, and environmental resistance data provided in this chart is for general reference purposes only. The listed ratings apply strictly to standard, commercial-grade elastomer formulations under controlled laboratory conditions.

Actual material performance will vary significantly based on compound variables, manufacturing processes, and specific environmental factors.

Custom Formulations: Custom compounding, curing agents, fillers, and polymer blends can significantly alter, enhance, or exceed the baseline limits provided in this chart.

Compounding Variables: Factors such as Acrylonitrile (ACN) content in Nitrile, plasticizer variations, or the use of premium grades (e.g., HNBR vs. NBR) can drastically shift temperature thresholds and chemical compatibility.

Environmental Synergy: Simultaneous exposure to multiple stressors—such as combined high heat, dynamic mechanical friction, UV exposure, and aggressive chemical fluids—accelerates degradation beyond individual test benchmarks.

Need a roller manufactured to spec or repaired?

We support everything from single replacements to high-volume production runs.