Knowledge
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Different types of softeners have different performance characteristics, so manufacturers of recycled rubber products need to consider a bunch of factors together, like how compatible the softener and plasticiz…
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EPDM rubber is widely used in automotive shock-absorbing rubber products, construction damping rubber components, and machinery damping rubber, etc. Can recycled EPDM rubber be used in the production of shock-a…
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When making rubber products with regenerated nitrile rubber, a well-designed formula can give the rubber the performance it needs while also cutting raw material costs. To balance cost control, processing stabi…
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Rubber soles have high requirements for the elasticity, wear resistance, flexibility, slip resistance, and tensile strength of the rubber material. Can latex reclaimed rubber be used to make rubber soles? What …
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Rubber mats for cowsheds are usually made from natural rubber or SBR rubber, which makes them quite expensive. Can we use recycled tire rubber instead? What should we pay attention to if we want to make low-cos…
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Calcium carbonate is a commonly used filler in recycled rubber products. Heavy calcium carbonate and light calcium carbonate differ in production methods, performance characteristics, and product prices. When u…
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When using recycled EPDM to make rubber seals, the dimensional stability directly affects the sealing performance and product lifespan; so how can we improve the dimensional stability of EPDM recycled rubber se…
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Nitrile reclaimed rubber retains the basic performance characteristics of nitrile rubber, with good oil and heat resistance. It can be used alone or together with virgin nitrile rubber to produce heat-resistant…
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Automobile radial tires' nylon ply rubber requires the rubber to have good adhesion strength, resistance to dynamic flexing, low heat generation, and mechanical strength. Can reclaimed tire rubber be incor…
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Butyl reclaimed rubber has excellent air tightness, heat aging resistance, and good shock absorption. Which rubber sealing strips can use butyl reclaimed rubber? What issues should be paid attention to when pro…
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When using latex reclaimed rubber to reduce the production cost of rubber products, the plasticizer directly affects the processing performance of the rubber compound and the physical and mechanical properties …
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When producing EPDM recycled rubber O-rings, the compressive permanent deformation directly determines the sealing lifespan; a reasonably designed rubber O-ring formulation can not only meet the low compression…
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Nitrile reclaimed rubber has a certain degree of plasticity and stickiness, and it can be processed and re-vulcanized. The plasticity of the rubber compound is crucial for the processing and molding of rubber p…
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Steel-belted tires with nylon ply layers require high adhesion among rubber compounds, low dynamic heat build-up, and good flex resistance. They are generally processed using natural rubber, styrene-butadiene r…
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Common reclaimed rubbers include latex reclaimed rubber, tire reclaimed rubber, nitrile reclaimed rubber, EPDM reclaimed rubber, and butyl reclaimed rubber. Reclaimed rubbers differ in molecular polarity, physi…
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Butyl reclaimed rubber can fully or partially replace virgin butyl rubber or be used together with natural rubber and EPDM reclaimed rubber to produce rubber products, effectively reducing raw material costs. W…
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Tire recycled rubber can fully or partially replace virgin rubber in the production of rubber products. Against the backdrop of increasingly strict dual-carbon policies and green production standards, the envir…
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Natural latex reclaimed rubber is an ideal raw material for producing various rubber products as a substitute for natural rubber and for reducing costs. Can latex reclaimed rubber completely replace natural rub…
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In EPDM recycled rubber products, sulfur is the most commonly used vulcanizing agent. When EPDM recycled rubber products are vulcanized with sulfur, the amount of sulfur, the type and amount of accelerator can …
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Traditional slick tire treads are generally made from common rubbers such as natural rubber, styrene-butadiene rubber, and polybutadiene rubber; with the continuous development of the reclaimed rubber industry,…



















