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Chemical Processing

Chemical Processing material selection using CSM and epichlorohydrin rubber by YQXPOLYMER.

Quick Answer

Chemical-service elastomer selection must be based on exact chemical identity, concentration, temperature and immersion time.

Engineering requirements

  • Chemical identity
  • Concentration
  • Temperature
  • Continuous vs intermittent contact
  • Mechanical load
  • Cleaning/sterilization chemicals

Recommended material families

Material Role / reason
CSM Primary platform for weatherable chemical-resistant rubber parts, linings, sheets and hose covers.
ECO / GECO Useful for selected oils, fuels and industrial fluids where permeability/sealing are important.

Why material selection matters

CSM has broad chemical resistance, but no elastomer is universally resistant. Use compatibility charts only as a screening step.

What to confirm before selecting a grade

  • No. It is an engineering screening reference and should be confirmed by immersion testing under representative conditions.
  • Chemical name/CAS if possible, concentration, temperature, exposure duration, component type and incumbent material.
Application note: The final elastomer and compound must be validated in the actual medium, temperature, pressure, dynamic condition and regulatory environment. Published generic resistance rankings are screening tools, not a substitute for application testing.

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Related material pathways

CSM Rubber

Weather, ozone, chemical and outdoor durability.

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Epichlorohydrin Rubber

Fuel, oil and low-permeability specialty elastomers.

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