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COATING MATERIALS
11th August 2005, Page 50
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• Latex: Supple, elastic, robust and impermeable to water, alcohols and detergents, it provides an excellent barrier against cuts and perforations • Nitrile: Very supple synthetic latex. This material repels all types of oil, grease and hydrocarbon, is resistant to chemicals, acids and nonKetonic solvents and offers effective protection against abrasion and puncturing.
• Polyurethane (PU): A synthetic material that is similar to latex and displays exceptional physical properties. It is resistant to wear, abrasion and tearing, as well as to aggressive chemicals and oils, without softening in the heat or hardening in the cold.
• PVC (vinyl): An impermeable synthetic polymer whose performance depends on the purity of its components.