17 Sep 2019
A new family of easy processing sSBR provides “good hints” for developing rubber compounding strategies, according to a paper present by Fabio Bacchelli at this year’s DKT conference.
The results, he suggests, represent an excellent compromise between hysteresis, mixing and extrusion behaviour, in particular when used in combination with high performance batch grades.
A new family of easy processing sSBR provides “good hints” for developing rubber compounding strategies, according to a paper present by Fabio Bacchelli at this year’s DKT conference.
The results, he suggests, represent an excellent compromise between hysteresis, mixing and extrusion behaviour, in particular when used in combination with high performance batch grades.
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