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Thermal Conductivity of Rubber (Natural)

The thermal conductivity of Rubber (Natural) is approximately 0.13 W/(m·K). How readily heat flows — drives conduction in thermal analysis.

Thermal Conductivity of Rubber (Natural)

0.13 W/(m·K)

Ranked #52 of 53 materials by thermal conductivity

Compared to nearby materials

Oak (Wood)	0.17 W/(m·K)
PLA	0.13 W/(m·K)
Plywood	0.13 W/(m·K)
Rubber (Natural)	0.13 W/(m·K)
Kevlar 49	0.04 W/(m·K)

← All properties of Rubber (Natural)

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