Rubber Sheeting/Food grade white
Food Grade White Rubber Sheet
AU 40 White food grade natural rubber sheet: non-toxic, odourless and easy to clean, for food and beverage processing.

AU 40 White is a food grade natural rubber compound that we mill into sheet on our own calender in Boksburg. The white rubber is non-toxic and odourless, wipes clean, and shows contamination that a black lining would hide.
We supply the sheet by the roll, and we use the same white compound to line pipework, flanged bends and spools for food and beverage plants in our workshop, to the same standard as our mining linings.
Best for: Food and beverage processing. Not sure which sheet you need? See our full rubber sheeting range or tell us the duty and we will specify the grade and gauge.
Applications
- ▪Food and beverage processing lines
- ▪Rubber lined pipework, bends and spools for food plants
- ▪Chutes and hoppers handling food products
- ▪Hygienic wear pads and liners
Thickness guide
| Thickness | Typical use |
|---|---|
| 3mm – 5mm (thin rubber sheet) | Gaskets, wear pads, skirting, light abrasion and lining where weight or clearance matters |
| 6mm | The usual lining gauge for general slurry abrasion in pipes, tanks and cyclones |
| 10mm – 12mm | Pipe bends, reducers and chute impact points where the flow changes direction |
| 15mm – 25mm (heavy rubber sheet) | Heavy impact and wear zones: chutes, hoppers, transfer points and screen decks |
How to order
1
Tell us the duty
Compound or duty, thickness, width and how many rolls. A drawing or the item being lined helps.
2
Get a quote
We quote per compound, thickness and quantity, by the roll or as part rolls and custom widths for smaller jobs.
3
Collect or delivery
Collect from Anderbolt, Boksburg, or delivery across Gauteng, weekly routes into Mpumalanga and freight across Southern Africa.
Every roll leaves the mill labelled with the compound, hardness, thickness and production date for batch traceability. Need the equipment lined too? We do rubber lining in our workshop or on site.
Questions
Why use white rubber in food processing?+
White food grade rubber is non-toxic and odourless, wipes clean, and shows any contamination at a glance, where a black lining would hide it.
Can you line food plant pipework with the same rubber?+
Yes. We line pipework, flanged bends and spools with AU 40 White in our Boksburg workshop, to the same standard as our mining linings.
Can I buy this rubber sheet per metre?+
We sell rubber sheeting by the roll (standard 1200mm × 12m, up to 12.5m long on request), plus part rolls and custom widths for smaller jobs. We do not sell off the roll per metre. Send us the compound, thickness and quantity you need and we will quote.
Where can I collect or get rubber sheet delivered?+
Collect from our Anderbolt, Boksburg facility on the East Rand, or we deliver across Gauteng and on our weekly routes into Mpumalanga, with freight to the rest of South Africa and to Mozambique, Namibia, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Other rubber sheets we make

Natural Rubber Sheet
38, 40 and 60 Shore · Red or black
Abrasion-resistant natural rubber sheet in 38, 40 and 60 Shore, red or black. Our most widely supplied sheet for slurry pipes, tanks, chutes and general industrial use.

Premium Wear-Resistant Rubber Sheet (AU Pink)
38 and 60 Shore · Pink or red
High-silica premium natural rubber in 38 and 60 Shore for wear zones where standard rubber is replaced too often.

Nitrile Rubber Sheet (NBR)
50 and 60 Shore · Black
Oil- and fuel-resistant nitrile (NBR) sheet in 50 and 60 Shore, for surfaces exposed to oils, fuels and hydrocarbons, where natural rubber swells.

Neoprene Rubber Sheet
50 Shore · Black
Industrial neoprene (chloroprene) sheet, 50 Shore, resisting oils, ozone, UV and abrasion, for oil- or weather-exposed duty.

Bromobutyl Rubber Sheet (Acid Resistant)
50 Shore · Black
Chemical-resistant bromobutyl (BIIR) lining sheet, 50 Shore, for mineral acids, brine and alkaline solutions.
Get a quote for food grade white rubber sheet
Send the compound, thickness and quantity and we will come back with a price and lead time.
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