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Author: Van Walworth Book Release: August 2013 ISBN: 978-616-90836-8-9 Hardbound, 150 Pages Publisher: TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd Price: $89 plus shipping $7 US, $39 International Rubber Molding Principles is the first in a series of te Author: Van Walworth Book Release: August 2013 ISBN: 978-616-90836-8-9 Hardbound, 150 Pages Publisher: TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd Price: $89 plus shipping $7 US, $39 International Rubber Molding Principles is the first in a series of technical books written to highlight the fundamentals of various aspects of rubber molding technology and how they relate to each other. The more one understands the interactions and relationships of these fundamental principles, the better one is able to exploit the fundamentals to their fullest advantage. Rubber Molding Principles is not intended to be an exhaustive attempt to cover every aspect of rubber molding technology. The fundamentals presented in this book are the fundamental elements of rubber molding technology which I consider to be essential to a better understanding of rubber molding technology. As a result, some of the information presented in this book will be obvious and well known to many rubber molding practitioners, while some of the fundamentals discussed in this book will not necessarily be considered basic, or even obvious, to those skilled in rubber molding technology. - $89 plus shipping $7 US, $39 International

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Hard-back, 777 pages, $243 plus $15 shipping and handling within the U.S. - $298 outside the U.S. (includes s&h); Data for more than 100,000 combinations of corrodents vs. rubber and other elastomeric compounds and representing 60% new updates. This updated edition is a concise guide to chemical and environmental resistance of rubber and elastomeric compounds, when exposed to hostile media. Now 50 rubber and elastomeric compounds are examined in more than 100,000 combinations with corrodents, including 3,000 liquid or dry chemicals, gases, lubricants, household fluids, foods and other environments. In addition, mechanical and physical properties of the materials are covered, including specific rates of deterioration, time and temperature, for selected compounds. All data is compiled in an easy to find matrix format, with corrodents listed in alphabetical order. 500+ chemical trade names are covered, with synonyms listed for more than 1,000 chemicals, gases, etc., and to corresponding page numbers.

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Pages: 286 Hardbound Publisher: TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd. ISBN: 978-616-90836-9-6 Year: March 2014 Price: $250 plus shipping - $7 in US, $35 international BOOK CONTENTS SECTION 1: GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 1. Cost Cutting as Driving F Pages: 286 Hardbound Publisher: TechnoBiz Communications Co., Ltd. ISBN: 978-616-90836-9-6 Year: March 2014 Price: $250 plus shipping - $7 in US, $35 international BOOK CONTENTS SECTION 1: GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS 1. Cost Cutting as Driving Force : Economic Considerations (Volker Groth) 2. Overhead Cost Reduction in Rubber Manufacturing (Hans-Joachim Graf) 3. Rubber Product Quality Cost (Jan Schiemann) 4. A Global Approach to Cost Savings in the Rubber Industry (Armin Niehaus) 5. Design of Experiments (DoE): An Excellent Cost Cutting Tool (RJ Del Vecchio) SECTION 2: RAW MATERIALS 6. Cost Comparison between Molded Rubber and TPV Parts (Robert Achatz) 7. Material Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing (Hans-Joachim Graf) 8. Rubber Recycling : A Solution to a Threat (Jacob Peled) 9. Effect of Thermoset Waste Powder on Cure Characteristics, Physico- Mechanical and Swelling Properties of Natural Rubber/Styrene Butadiene Rubber Vulcanizates (Roopa S, Nischay KS, Siddaramaiah) 10. Specialty Silica for Processing Improvement and Reduction of Mixing Energy (Andrea Freitag, Gerd Schmaucks) SECTION 3: MACHINERY & MOLDS 11. Cost Reduction in the Rubber Mixing Room (Andreas Limper, Ian Wilson) 12. Cost Reduction via Rubber Compound Filtration (Peter Uth) 13. Injection Molding Machines : Contribution to Cost Reduction (Peter Steinl) 14. Material and Energy Efficiency in Rubber Molding (Martin Schuermann) SECTION 4: PROCESSING & PARTS 15. Understanding Complex Inter-Relationships of Rubber Processing Parameters (Van T Walworth) 16. Process Cost Reduction in Rubber Injection Molding (Hans-Joachim Graf) 17. Injection Molding Cost Leadership (Peter Ryzko) 18. Electron Beam Uses and Potential Application for Increasing Productivity and Reduction of Manufacturing Cost (Michael Larkin) 19. Cost Improvement Potentials in Tyre Manufacturing Mixing Plant (Gerard Nijman) SECTION 5: AUTOMATION & SIMULATION 20. Simulation Tools for Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing (Timo Gebauer) 21. Computer Automation System to Reduce Processing Cost (Axel Potthoff) SECTION 6: LATEX PROCESSING 22. Cost Saving Thoughts in Latex Dipping Industry (Anil Skariah) - $250 plus shipping $7 in US, $35 international

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