Astlett Rubber is a trader and distributor of raw materials and we have been serving the rubber industry since 1885. We acquire natural and synthetic rubber from producers worldwide and distribute via our North American warehouses or ship direct to our customers.

Astlett Rubber is a North American distributor with worldwide reach. Our decades worth of experience in the rubber industry means we have the best producers and transportation networks to provide our customers with the products and services they need. Our long history has allowed us to develop strategic partnerships with many producers and consumers, yet our strength has always been our innovation. We are constantly improving our services and we can add value to your company. Call us to find out how.

SPECIALTY RUBBER

Astlett sells all grades of natural rubber and we stock most of them throughout North America. Whether you need a general tire grade or a specialty grade for a specific purpose, we sell it.

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There are many different grades of synthetic rubber available from many areas of the world. Astlett specializes in finding offshore produced equivalents to domestic sources at attractive prices.

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Natural Rubber is also available in a number of special chemical and physical forms. Astlett Rubber does regular trade of several specialty grades of natural rubber.

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ZINC OXIDE

Carbon Black is a raw material widely used for many applications. Astlett supplies carbon black from a few high quality sources with grades including furnace, thermal and channel blacks.

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Astlett sells Titanium Dioxide to be used as a pigment in rubber applications. Advantages include a high refractive index, consistent particle size, dispersibility and improved UV resistance.

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Zinc Oxide (or zinc white) is used as a pigment in a number of industries, including rubber compounding. Astlett sells three major types from a number of producers.

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