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What Do the Prefixes SVR, STR, SIR, SMR, and SCR Stand For?

Updated: 2026-10-08 · RIOMI Editorial · Products & Grades
Quick AnswerThe prefix indicates the standard system or country of origin: SVR for Vietnam, STR for Thailand, SIR for Indonesia, SMR for Malaysia, SCR for China, and ISNR for India; the suffix denotes the grade or viscosity type. The prefix alone does not automatically guarantee a factory's consistency.

Prefix Reference

SVR = Vietnamese Standard Rubber (e.g., SVR 3L, SVR CV60, SVR20); STR = Thai Standard Rubber (e.g., STR20, STR10, STR CV60); SIR = Indonesian Standard Rubber (e.g., SIR20); SMR = Malaysian Standard Rubber (e.g., SMR20, SMR L, SMR CV60); SCR = Chinese Standard Rubber (e.g., SCR WF whole field latex, SCR10); ISNR = Indian Standard Natural Rubber (e.g., ISNR20).

The same suffixes are broadly comparable across national systems, all graded by laboratory parameters. International Standard ISO 2000 provides the TSR specification framework.

Practical Limitations

Customer approval may cover a specific combination of grade, producer, and actual factory, rather than simply 'Vietnamese rubber' or a group brand. When quoting and comparing, the prefix, producer, factory code, and batch evidence should be cross-checked.

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