Synthetic rubber exhibits a wide variety of properties through various formulations! Here we introduce the advantages and disadvantages of rubber.
Rubber can be broadly divided into "natural rubber," made from the sap of rubber trees, and "synthetic rubber," produced from petroleum. As an elastomer, rubber contracts when force is applied and generates a restoring force when the force is released, but it does not completely return to its original state. This characteristic is influenced by the molecular chain structure of rubber. Rubber that exhibits contraction and restoration possesses exceptional properties for use as packing and seals. In addition, related links provide information on how rubber and plastics are made, as well as the characteristics of major synthetic rubbers. Please take a look. 【Advantages of Rubber】 ■ The unique "contraction and restoration" property of rubber ■ Some materials, despite being petroleum-based, have "self-extinguishing" properties *For more details, please refer to the related links page or feel free to contact us.
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【Disadvantages of Rubber】 ■ Not resistant to ozone and ultraviolet rays ■ May not exhibit sufficient elasticity under high or low temperatures ■ Efforts to compensate for these weaknesses through formulation are essential *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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