In the process of storage and use of rubber, affect by the environment and human forces, the performance and appearance of rubber changes with time, which is the phenomenon of aging. So what causes rubber to age? There are mainly 7 factors as followed: 1.Oxygen: free radical chain reaction will occur between oxygen and molecules of rubber when molecular chains fracture or over cross linked, which ...
A rubber bushing is a highly elastomer component that can be made from ordinary rubber. The elastic modulus of rubber bushing is small, and the elastic deformation is large after being loaded, so as to absorb impact and vibration. It can be subjected to multiple loads at the same time, but its high temperature and oil resistance is worse than that of steel bushings. The shape of rubber bushi...
In order to adapt to different conditions of use and obtain different properties, and to improve the performance of rubber products and reduce the cost, different additives must be added into the raw rubber.Rubber mixing and refining is a process in which the plasticized raw adhesive is mixed with the binder and put in the mixer to make the binder completely and uniformly dispersed in the raw adhe...
Vulcanized elastic rubber is called vulcanized rubber, also known as soft rubber, commonly known as "rubber". Vulcanization is one of the most important technological processes for rubber processing. All kinds of rubber products must be vulcanized to obtain the ideal performance. Unvulcanized rubber in use is not of use value. But insufficient sulfur or curing time is not enough to make...
With the increase of room temperature vulcanization materials and the appearance of high temperature vulcanization, the vulcanization temperature tends to two extremes. From the improvement of curing efficiency, it should be considered that the higher the curing temperature, the better. But in fact we can not infinitely increase the curing temperature. Rubber is a high polymer, high temperature wi...
The definition of rubber used in the world is quoted from the national standard definition of the United States as follows: Rubber is a material that can quickly and powerfully recover under large deformation and can be modified (vulcanized). The modified rubber is substantially insoluble in (but soluble in) boiling mixtures of benzene, methyl ethyl ketone, ethanol and toluene. The modified rubber...