April Patents
Patents as compiled by the editors of Rubber World from the USPTO office. 1-amino-3-(oxyalkylalkoxysilyl)-2-propanol-terminated diene rubbersU.S. patent: 12,371,514Issued: July 29,
Read MorePatents as compiled by the editors of Rubber World from the USPTO office. 1-amino-3-(oxyalkylalkoxysilyl)-2-propanol-terminated diene rubbersU.S. patent: 12,371,514Issued: July 29,
Read MoreIndustrial mixing is a crucial process in various industries, including production of rubber formulations, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, personal care products and many others. It is also integral to continuous process industries including waste water treatment, fuel and energy production, and mining of metals and minerals.
Read MoreIn the rubber mixing department, every batch begins with raw materials, powders and liquids that must be measured and blended with absolute precision. Even minor deviations can affect the quality of the final product, increase waste and slow production. Traditionally, manual handling carried risks: human error, inconsistent dosing and exposure to dust, all of which could compromise safety and efficiency.
Read MoreThe March issue of Rubber World focuses on Custom Mixing and Compound and as part of this coverage we are
Read MoreIn the March issue of Rubber World we cover the following topics and more. Sustainability in NBR compounds through replacement
Read MoreCoupling system for silica containing rubber compoundsU.S. patent: 12,371,548Issued: July 29, 2025Inventors: Yuan-Yong Yan, Justin Yinket Che, Eric Sean Castner
Read MoreIn the February issue of Rubber World we cover Carbon Black, Silica and Reinforcing Materials.
Read MoreOne current goal of the tire industry is to replace all oil derived materials with sustainable products derived from renewable biomass sources. Silica can be directly obtained from eco-friendly sustainable materials of bio-origin, including rice husk (hull) and rice straw (dried leaf), cornflower, sorghum (grass flowers) and bagasse (sugar cane)
Read MoreSustainability is no longer a new concept; it has become a global priority. While quality was the focus of the 1980s, globalization defined the 1990s, and the internet revolutionized the 2000s. The 2010s and after have been dominated by the idea of sustainability. Human survival depends on integrating sustainable practices into every aspect of life. The world is already witnessing alarming environmental changes: rising greenhouse gas emissions, depletion of non-renewable resources and widespread deforestation.
Read MoreThis article will explore the integration of UPM BioMotion RFF into various polymer applications, highlighting their potential to improve environmental
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