In the ever-evolving world of manufacturing and industry, companies are constantly seeking innovative solutions to improve their processes, increase efficiency and reduce costs. One such breakthrough is the advent of engineered swelling fluids, a revolutionary technology that offers a myriad of benefits to various
industries, especially medical device manufacturing.
Patent as compiled by the editors of Rubber World for June 2024. Rubber composition and a rubber productU.S. patent: 11,834,569Issued:
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Improved quality compounds using optimized grades of compounded butyl rubber, conductive carbon blacks and resin vulcanization systems have contributed to incremental improvements in tire curing bladder performance, allowing optimization of bladder gauge and dimensions to facilitate rapid heat flow into the curing tire.
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Friction induced noise in automotive door seals is mitigated with highly durable water-based coatings having a low coefficient of friction.
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A design of experiments (DOE) on two EPDM rubber extrusion compounds identifies to what degree properties are influenced by mixing drop temperature, milling time and mill temperature.
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A measurement technique makes it possible to scan surfaces of several cm2 to show the distribution of different chemical elements.
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Patent News as compiled by the editors of Rubber World for May 2024. Rubber composition and a tireU.S. patent: 11,802,195
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Effects of using hydrogenated styrenic thermoplastic elastomers (SEBS) to improve the properties of a foamed commodity polypropylene for automotive applications are presented.
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This study evaluates the correlation between the energy consumption of wiper systems and wiper blade performance.
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Soybean hull has the potential to be a cost effective and sustainable filler that does not impact the human food supply.
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