Applications - Rubber

High loading for cost reduction is only one of the benefits rubber compounders can expect from Thermax®. Easy mixing and good dispersion, excellent processing, smooth extrusion, excellent dynamic properties, low grit compounds, reduced compression set and low electrical conductivity are all part of the Thermax® advantage.

For more information:

001 - Polyurethane Roofing Compounds (PDF - 172K)
005 - Electrical Conductivity (PDF - 248K)
006 - Wire & Cable Applications (PDF - 264K)
007 - Natural Rubber Engine Mounts I (PDF - 284K)
008 - Halobutyl Tire Inner Liners I (PDF - 264K)
010 - Tire Curing Bladders (PDF - 316K)
012 - Natural Rubber and Chloroprene Wiper Blades (PDF - 228K)
013 - EPDM Tire Flaps (PDF - 280K)
014 - Epichloronydrin Compounds (PDF - 232K)
015 - Chloroprene Rubber (PDF - 328K)
018 - Halobutyl Inner Liners II (PDF - 268K)
019 - EPDM Engine Mounts (PDF - 480K)
021 - HNBR Compounds(PDF - 262K)
023 - SBR Bead Wire (PDF - 232K)
025 - Electrical Resistivity (PDF - 272K)
026 - BIMS Inner Liner Compounds (PDF - 276K)
029 - Butyl Rubber Compounds (PDF - 272K)
030 - Butyl Rubber Condenser Packings (PDF - 248K)
031 - Polyacrylates (PDF - 304K)
035 - EPDM Compounds (PDF - 328K)
037 - Standard and High ACN Nitrile Rubber (PDF - 380K)
038 - Fluoroelastomer Compounds (PDF - 236K)
039 - EPDM Profiles (PDF - 229K)
040 - Dynamic Properties in DPDM and NR (PDF - 278K)