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The Rubber Division announces Formulating Fridays webinar series starting in September

Akron, OH – The Rubber Division, ACS, announces a new webinar series titled Formulating Fridays. The series begins September 12 and runs through December 19, 2025 each Friday from 12 p.m. – 1 p.m.

This webinar series is a must-attend for anyone working in or entering the rubber industry. You will gain expert insight from 15 leading companies, each specializing in a critical ingredient utilized in rubber formulations.

In each session, subject matter experts will walk you through:

The Chemistry – Understand the science behind each material, including functionality, key properties and available grades.
Applications in Action – Learn where and why these materials shine in real-world rubber products and how they drive performance.
Processing Insights – Get practical tips for compatibility, mixing and curing, ensuring successful integration into your rubber compounds.

Who Should Attend: Whether you’re a formulator, chemist, engineer or technical sales professional, this series will deepen your material knowledge and sharpen your competitive edge.

Topics & Dates:
September 12: Kickoff Introduction – ACE Laboratories
September 19: SBR – Akron Rubber Development Laboratory
September 26: Nitrile (NBR) – Zeon Chemicals
October 3: EPDM – Lion Elastomers
October 10: Natural Rubber – Smithers
October 17: Polychloroprene – Vanderbilt Chemicals
October 24: Carbon Black – Tokai Carbon
October 31: Silica – Evonik
November 7: Plasticizers – Hallstar
November 14: Process Oils – Ergon
November 21: Sulfur & Accelerators – Akrochem
December 5: Peroxides – Harwick Standard / Arkema
December 12: Anti-degradants – Flexsys
December 19: Process Aids – Struktol

Don’t miss your chance to connect with the pros and level up your rubber formulation expertise – all from the convenience of your screen.

One price, 14 webinars. This webinar series is not sold separately.

Price: Free for Members / $599 Non-members

Click here to register.