December 2025
The December 2025 issue of Rubber World covers the topic of Molding. In this issue we cover the following articles:
Read MoreThe December 2025 issue of Rubber World covers the topic of Molding. In this issue we cover the following articles:
Read MoreBy Dominic Testo, Specialty Silicone Products – Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a naturally occurring orhuman caused phenomenon that degrades or
Read MoreBy Mike Sanchez, AGC Chemicals Americas – Impending discontinuation of THV presents both challenges and an opportunity for wire and
Read MoreBy Qiang Xi, Wanhua Chemical Group – The global push for environmental sustainability has highlightedthe urgent need for efficient recycling
Read MorePatents from the December issue of Rubber World Magazine as compiled by our editors from the United States Patent and
Read MoreJoel Neilsen has been named the new technical editor for Rubber World magazine, taking over from Dave Schultz, who is retiring at the end of the year. Neilsen brings 46 years of experience in the rubber industry. He graduated with a degree in chemical engineering from Cleveland State University and started his career at BFGoodrich Tire in Akron, OH, focusing on tire development and production. He later worked in sales development at Uniroyal Chemical, served as a technical service representative for Bayer (now Lanxess) in rubber chemicals and synthetic elastomers, and provided technical service at Sid Richardson Carbon.
Read MoreEstablished in 1987, the Prince Michael International Road Safety Award recognizes innovation and achievement in enhancing road safety globally. For over thirty years, His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent has played a leading role in supporting improved road safety both in the United Kingdom and globally. In making the recommendation for the award, the judges acknowledged the high level of corporate commitment which includes both strategic support for NGOs and the opportunity for employee involvement.
Read MoreThe December issue of Rubber World Magazine is now available online. In this issue you will find the following articles
Read MoreBy varying the microstructure of a mold coating, it is possible to influence the surface appearance of a rubber part.
Read MoreUse of an internal method for mechanical characterization of rubber materials with a tensiometer uniaxial machine is described.
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