Components used in the vulcanization of rubber
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Elastomers, which are rubber-based materials, are among the important raw materials used in the industry today, as they have a wide area of use in many sectors such as textile, food, livestock, armature, construction, etc., especially in the automotive industry. The business world, which is developing day by day with the advancement of technology, is rapidly consuming the raw materials we have, and unfortunately, our resources are gradually decreasing due to the fact that most of these raw materials are not recycled. For these reasons, it is of great importance to know the material used very well and to analyze its static, dynamic, thermal, physical, chemical, etc. properties according to their usage areas. In this study, the materials used during the preparation and vulcanization of rubber-based materials, which have a wide area of use in many sectors such as automotive, textile, food, livestock, armature, construction, and their intended use will be emphasized.
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