Brands in Other Specialty Elastomers

SYNTHETIC RUBBER MCSM® is a modified chlorosulfonated polyethylene rubber, its airtightness is equivalent to halogenated butyl rubber, oil resistance is better than nitrile rubber, and has excellent aging resistance and high temperature resistance, and various types of rubber Olefin rubber has excellent compatibility. Mainly used for tire sealing layer and rubber products such as oil resistance, high temperature resistance and weather resistance. When used in tire sealing layer, it can be substituted for bromobutyl rubber. Due to its slow curing speed, it is generally recommended to replace 5-10 parts. The combined use of modified chlorosulfonated polyethylene rubber can significantly improve the processing performance of the rubber material and increase the air tightness of the rubber material.

KRAIBURG continually tries to set new standards in technology, quality, manufacturing, delivery performance, customer relations and service. Highly customized and cost-effective solutions far exceed the current standards. KRAIBURG is the leading specialist for the development and manufacture of rubber and silicone compounds that fulfill the most stringent requirements.

A unique range of fully organic elastomers ideally suited to thermal, dynamic and specific plasma processes where radical concentrations are generally lower or where inorganic filler systems are undesirable. The Kimura® range of high performance elastomer materials utilize a controlled molecular architecture which provides a unique self-reinforcing polymer structure, providing improved chemical resistance without the use of inorganic fillers of any kind. This high purity material breaks new ground in elastomer technology, developed specifically for aggressive chlorine and CxFy based semiconductor applications. Kimura® elastomers span the range of fluoro and perfluoro (FKM and FFKM) materials and includes unique hybrid elastomers, specifically developed by PPE, for the semiconductor industry, to offer a step-change in sealing performance, surpassing what has previously been achievable for fully organic materials. The high purity of the polymer combined with the absence of inorganic fillers makes Kimura® materials suitable for processes involving lower feature sizes.