Patents for June 2025
Antistatic Silicone Rubber CompositionU.S. Patent No. 12,134,707, issued on November 5, 2024, was invented by Gyuyoung Lee and assigned to
Read MoreAntistatic Silicone Rubber CompositionU.S. Patent No. 12,134,707, issued on November 5, 2024, was invented by Gyuyoung Lee and assigned to
Read MoreBy using high precision continuous extrusion with an integral, built-in gear pump, it is possible to move away from old style mills, which have a huge footprint, and generally include plenty of safety hazards. Continuous extrusion removes the need for ramping up production in batches, which simplifies and accelerates preparation; and also separates materials input from production output. Current users report that this improves both control of production and quality.
Read MoreIntegration of artificial intelligence (AI) into rubber compound development is said to mark a transformative step in materials science, and the authors explore the use of AIGraf Compounder software to simulate and optimize rubber formulations. By leveraging feedforward neural networks, the system can predict material properties based on ingredient compositions.
Read MoreTesting of two polyurethane foams as absorbants for oil spill remediation is examined, and a surface treatment to enhance oil removal efficiency is explored by the authors. This work is said to be crucial in determining the optimal foam formulation for oil spill cleanup.
Read MorePatents as collected from the USTPO by the editors of Rubber World for May 2025 Perfluoropolyether-Based Rubber CompositionPatent No.: US
Read MoreExcess zinc in the body of living organisms is problematic in nature, and zinc primarily enters the environment through rubber articles, including disposed tires. Work done to minimize the amount of zinc oxide consumption in 10 compounds of a typical passenger car tire is explained by the author.
Read MoreRubber World’s April Perspective feature Ben Chouchaoui discussing some of the more recent trends in scrap tire disposal and recycling, as well as some of the opportunities new practices are bringing to the industry.
Read Moreby Boontham Nithi-Uthai, consultant Latex foam was industrially created in 1929 by Dunlop Rubber. The latex was foamed with fatty
Read MoreThe April issue emphasis is Automotive Elastomer Parts.
Featured article are:
Structural adhesives composed of epoxy resins and hydrogen bonded styrenic block polymer based TPEs.
Reduction of zinc oxide in 10 compounds of a model passenger car radial tire.
Latex foam and its applications.
Unique engineered molded products from scrap tires
A wide range of polymer materials with excellent performance and functionality has been developed in recent years to address diverse and complex material applications. Adhesives are one such example of these polymer materials. In general, adhesives are composed of a liquid substance (prepolymer) that is first used to fill in the rough surface of one substrate, and then the adhesive on the substrate is sandwiched by another substrate. Polymerization and crosslinking of the prepolymer in the adhesives are induced by heat or other external stimuli, leading to curing of the adhesives between substrates.
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