National Plastics & Rubber
The leading provider of polyurethane and rubber products for mining and heavy industry.
National Plastics & Rubber have been manufacturing and supplying high-quality polyurethane, industrial plastic and rubber products since 1997. We are dedicated to innovation, safety, and reliability, earning a solid reputation across Australia and Internationally.
Australian Owned
and operated business.
Global Distribution
Premium Products
reliable solutions worldwide.
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Our History
Since 1997, National Plastics & Rubber’s vision is to be recognised as the global leader in the creation of high-quality, innovative polyurethane products which support mining, heavy industrial, manufacturing and aeronautical operations.
Popular Products
NevaFail™ 300 Series Flat – Option 1
Size 6LW MineChock™
Stacko™ Start-Up Kit
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Why MineChocks™ Set the Safety Standard in Mining, Quarrying & Drilling Operations
Introduction: In the high-stakes world of mining, quarrying and drilling operations, equipment safety is critical. The risks associated with vehicle movement are too great to ignore, and that’s where MineChocks™
National Plastics & Rubber Appoints Remote Global as Official Distributor for Papua New Guinea
Brisbane, QLD – June 2025 National Plastics & Rubber (NPR) is pleased to announce the appointment of Remote Global Pty Ltd as our official distributor for Papua New Guinea. This
National Plastics & Rubber Signs Exclusive Distribution Agreement with Big Country Equipment Repair in Canada
National Plastics & Rubber, a global leader in safety and efficiency solutions for mining, construction, and heavy equipment workshops, is pleased to announce an exclusive distribution agreement with Big Country
Preventing Uncontrolled Vehicle Movement – A Safety Priority
Position of the vehicles following the incident. Image source – Department of Primary Industry and Regional Development NSW, 2024. Introduction Uncontrolled vehicle movement remains one of the most significant risks in