Rubber Compounding

"Rubber Compounding," authored by Taylor & Francis Inc, is an essential resource for professionals involved in the rubber industry. Published in 1993 and spanning 304 pages in its second edition, this book dives deep into the intricate world of dry rubber compounds. It analyzes various compounding material classes including carbon blacks, plasticizers, and age resistors, providing a comprehensive understanding of elastomer construction.

Readers will benefit from practical compounding tips that help avoid common issues such as oil or antioxidant bloom. Additionally, the book offers valuable insights into adjusting electrical conductivity and meeting volume swell requirements, making it an indispensable guide for anyone looking to enhance their rubber compounding skills. A must-have for both novices and experienced practitioners alike, "Rubber Compounding" ensures that you are well-equipped to tackle the challenges of rubber processing.