About Nairit

Nairit, commissioned in 1936 (with chloroprene rubber production starting in 1940 under the Nairit trade name) and headquartered in Yerevan, Armenia, is a historic producer of synthetic rubbers and latexes with Soviet-era origins. As the sole polychloroprene rubber manufacturer in the former Soviet Union, it supplied chloroprene-based materials globally, peaking at significant market share before facing operational halts. For the adhesives industry, Nairit offers chloroprene rubber latexes and polychloroprene-based polymers (polychloroprene rubber types). These deliver strong adhesion, excellent heat and chemical resistance, flexibility, oil resistance, and weatherability in contact adhesives, shoe adhesives, construction sealants, automotive bonding, and industrial applications requiring durable, elastic bonds.

DMVEC

Dimethylvinyl ethynyl carbinol (DMVEC). Used for production of special adhesives. Contains a stabilizer. Possesses specific odor. Provides strong bonding of metals, plastics, glass, and wood. Can be well polymerized and copolymerized with many monomers. Applications : electronics, optics, machine manufacturing.

See the product

CNR 10

Product of natural rubber chlorination. Used for manufacture of hot- and cold-setting adhesives. Possesses high acid, alkali, oxidizer, fire and weather resistance and good film-forming properties.

See the product

CNR 125

Product of natural rubber chlorination. Used for manufacture of hot- and cold-setting adhesives. Possesses high acid, alkali, oxidizer, fire and weather resistance and good film-forming properties.

See the product