Latex Foam Production using NR Latex (Part 1)
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0316
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: NR Lattices being natural products are less stable than SBR Lattices. NR Lattices require more testing and control measures to produce latex foam successfully. In order to successfully produce latex form using NR Lattices, the author has used a Low Ammonia preserved NR latex concentrate to illustrate this production process. Are you struggling or experiencing issues with producing NR latex foam in a laboratory or factory environment? Do you find that the foam is very temperamental or have you encountered numerous issues such as irregular day-to-day production using the same batch of latex compound or issues with foaming station efficiency? Common problems like these result in factory downtime and which can equate to significant losses. The author discusses all the possible scenarios in latex foam production and analyses with scientific explanations together with recommendations to prevent unwanted recurring issues in foam production including loose skin, laking, rat holes, uneven hardness, hard lumps and voids in the foam matrix. This is a two-part presentation. Part one describes latex foam and all the processes that you need to know. Part two is the full detailed account of process controls and trouble shooting in the latex foam manufacturing process.
Expert: Latex foam consultant with over 25 years’ experience in latex foam processing. Extensive knowledge in natural rubber lattices, Polyurethane foams, Latex foams, rubber adhesives, rubber to metal bonding, powder rubber and thermoplastic rubbers. Mr Chong has played a crucial part in consulting for both national and international companies. His value within the industry lies in his depth of experience in, and understanding of, the intricacies of latex foam production and manufacturing, abilities in complex research and development and effective implementation to improve and streamline processes. Drawing on his significant market and industry knowledge, Mr Chong has produced a comprehensive guide to latex foam processing.
Latex Compounding: Key Principles
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0169
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: Compounding latices is a critical stage in the manufacturing, as this operation, more than any other, is where quality is built into the product. The practice of latex compounding is simple, although understanding what is actually going on within the mix is more complicated. This webinar aims to describe some of the underlying chemistry and physics of compounding natural and synthetic latices.
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Latex Stability and Film-forming
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0171
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: Latex stability is critical for successful dipping. It is also technically a very complex subject. The related process of film forming is similarly complicated. This webinar will describe, in simple terms, some of the underlying principles that can be used by a latex formulator to help address problems with latex stability and film-forming, and create a better product.
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Process Validation of Latex Dipped Products
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0173
Time Length: ~50 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: Many latex dipped products, such as condoms and gloves, have to comply with regulatory requirements, and one of the requirements will be that the manufacturing processes have to be validated. Process validation, however, as will be shown in this webinar, can be much more than a regulatory requirement and lead to a better understanding of the process and product quality.
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Testing of Latex and Latex Dipped Products
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0175
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: There are many tests that can be applied to latices, other raw materials and dipped latex products. But which ones are important? Which ones are predictors of quality and performance? This webinar will review the available tests and make recommendations as to which ones are important.
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Cost Saving in Latex Dipping and Latex Dipped Products
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0177
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: In today’s world there is an ever-increasing need to save money in manufacturing, and at the same time performance, regulatory and environmental pressures on dipped latex products such as gloves and condoms are increasing. This webinar will look at ways in which savings can be made without impacting on performance, through, for example, formulation, energy saving and quality improvements
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Troubleshooting in Latex Dipping
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0179
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: All latex dipping processes will yield some scrap from time to time, even with a controlled and well-run production process. In these cases a careful investigation into the problem, including a systematic review of the data and examination of the faulty products can help solve the problems and increase productivity. This webinar will present various techniques found to be of use in trouble-shooting, with examples.
Expert: DAVID HILL # Graduate chemist, specializing in polymers. # Worked in the latex industry since 1981. # Worked with LRC (subsequently known as London International Group, SSL International). # Headed the Latex Research and Development and Group Process Development Departments. # Work included new product development, dipping line installation and commissioning, technical support, trouble-shooting, training, etc. # Started International Latex Consultancy in 2008. # Author of several scientific papers and patents. # Author of “Latex Dipping – Science and Technology”, 2nd edition, DeGruyter, 2019
Latex Foam Production using NR Latex (Part 2)
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0318
Time Length: ~60 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: NR Lattices being natural products are less stable than SBR Lattices. NR Lattices require more testing and control measures to produce latex foam successfully. In order to successfully produce latex form using NR Lattices, the author has used a Low Ammonia preserved NR latex concentrate to illustrate this production process. Are you struggling or experiencing issues with producing NR latex foam in a laboratory or factory environment? Do you find that the foam is very temperamental or have you encountered numerous issues such as irregular day-to-day production using the same batch of latex compound or issues with foaming station efficiency? Common problems like these result in factory downtime and which can equate to significant losses. The author discusses all the possible scenarios in latex foam production and analyses with scientific explanations together with recommendations to prevent unwanted recurring issues in foam production including loose skin, laking, rat holes, uneven hardness, hard lumps and voids in the foam matrix. This is a two-part presentation. Part one describes latex foam and all the processes that you need to know. Part two is the full detailed account of process controls and trouble shooting in the latex foam manufacturing process.
Expert: Latex foam consultant with over 25 years’ experience in latex foam processing. Extensive knowledge in natural rubber lattices, Polyurethane foams, Latex foams, rubber adhesives, rubber to metal bonding, powder rubber and thermoplastic rubbers. Mr Chong has played a crucial part in consulting for both national and international companies. His value within the industry lies in his depth of experience in, and understanding of, the intricacies of latex foam production and manufacturing, abilities in complex research and development and effective implementation to improve and streamline processes. Drawing on his significant market and industry knowledge, Mr Chong has produced a comprehensive guide to latex foam processing.
Synthetic Latex & Properties
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0323
Time Length: ~120 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description: A general introduction to synthetic latex preparation and industrial manufacturing using emulsion polymerization (EM) technique will be described. Several examples of synthetic latex of interest (SBR, NBR, CR, cis synthetic PI) to the glove dipping industries will be elaborated, including their synthesis, colloidal properties and applications. The stabilization mechanism of synthetic latex in contrast to NR latex is discussed. The versatility of the EM technique in synthesizing structured latex particles of diverse morphologies will be high-lighted.
Expert: Dr. CC Ho has more than 45 years’ experience as a research scientist in materials science and latex technology. He received PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol, UK in 1972 His research was on the Synthesis, Characterization and Properties of synthetic latex systems. He was a research officer at the Rubber Research Institute Malaysia in early 70’s and moved to University of Malaya in 1975 where he retired as the head and professor at the Department of Chemistry. He was the R&D Director at a glove factory in Thailand (1999-2002). Currently, he is an Adjunct Professor of University of Tunku Abdul Rahman. He is also a consultant for the rubber latex industry and conducts technical training courses on latex science and technology for the glove industry since 2007. He has published extensively technical papers on rubber latex properties; formation and morphology of latex films. He holds six international patents as co-inventor on rubber latex and palm oil emulsion systems.
Natural Rubber Latex & Properties
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0324
Time Length: ~100 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description:
Expert: Dr. CC Ho has more than 45 years’ experience as a research scientist in materials science and latex technology. He received PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol, UK in 1972 His research was on the Synthesis, Characterization and Properties of synthetic latex systems. He was a research officer at the Rubber Research Institute Malaysia in early 70’s and moved to University of Malaya in 1975 where he retired as the head and professor at the Department of Chemistry. He was the R&D Director at a glove factory in Thailand (1999-2002). Currently, he is an Adjunct Professor of University of Tunku Abdul Rahman. He is also a consultant for the rubber latex industry and conducts technical training courses on latex science and technology for the glove industry since 2007. He has published extensively technical papers on rubber latex properties; formation and morphology of latex films. He holds six international patents as co-inventor on rubber latex and palm oil emulsion systems.
Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques for Latex Dispersion
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0398
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description:
Expert: Dr. CC Ho has more than 45 years’ experience as a research scientist in materials science and latex technology. He received PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol, UK in 1972 His research was on the Synthesis, Characterization and Properties of synthetic latex systems. He was a research officer at the Rubber Research Institute Malaysia in early 70’s and moved to University of Malaya in 1975 where he retired as the head and professor at the Department of Chemistry. He was the R&D Director at a glove factory in Thailand (1999-2002). Currently, he is an Adjunct Professor of University of Tunku Abdul Rahman. He is also a consultant for the rubber latex industry and conducts technical training courses on latex science and technology for the glove industry since 2007. He has published extensively technical papers on rubber latex properties; formation and morphology of latex films. He holds six international patents as co-inventor on rubber latex and palm oil emulsion systems.
Latex Compounding and Vulcanization of Latex
Language: English
BuffPack
ID: KH0399
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Latex Technology
Description:
Expert: Dr. CC Ho has more than 45 years’ experience as a research scientist in materials science and latex technology. He received PhD in Chemistry from the University of Bristol, UK in 1972 His research was on the Synthesis, Characterization and Properties of synthetic latex systems. He was a research officer at the Rubber Research Institute Malaysia in early 70’s and moved to University of Malaya in 1975 where he retired as the head and professor at the Department of Chemistry. He was the R&D Director at a glove factory in Thailand (1999-2002). Currently, he is an Adjunct Professor of University of Tunku Abdul Rahman. He is also a consultant for the rubber latex industry and conducts technical training courses on latex science and technology for the glove industry since 2007. He has published extensively technical papers on rubber latex properties; formation and morphology of latex films. He holds six international patents as co-inventor on rubber latex and palm oil emulsion systems.
Rubber Processing Additives
Language: English
ID: KH0514
Time Length: ~45 Min
Keyword: Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: • Different Processing Additives available
• Softeners
• Tackifiers
• Peptisers
• Dispersing Agent
• Homogenisers
• Flow Promoters
Expert: Dr. Samar Bandyopadhyay has completed M. Tech Degree in Plastics and Rubber Technology from University of Calcutta. Received Ph.D degree during December 2007 from Mohan Lal Sukhadia University Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. He joined HASETRI in 1992 and worked for more than 23 years. He has worked as Head (R&D) of Pidilite Industries Ltd. at Dahej, Gujarat for one and half years. Currently working as Business Head in Pukhraj Additives LLP. He is a Guest Faculty in the field of Polymer Science and Technology of University of Calcutta, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur and Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic, Udaipur. He is the Honorary Secretary of Indian Rubber Institute (IRI) Rajasthan Branch. Participated as faculty in PGDIRI – DIRI National Level Crash Course for Rajasthan and Karnataka branch for a number of times. He is a Lead Assessor of National Accreditation Board of Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) in the field of Testing and Proficiency Test Programme. He is a Fellow Member of Institute of Engineers (India) Ltd. and Indian Rubber Institute. He has in his credit 60 numbers of Technical papers and 3 book chapters.
Reinforcing Materials (Textiles & Steel) for Rubber Industries
Language: English
ID: KH0515
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: • Different Textile Materials
• Properties of Textiles
• Bonding Textiles with Rubber
• Steel Cord Bonding with Rubber
Expert: Dr. Samar Bandyopadhyay has completed M. Tech Degree in Plastics and Rubber Technology from University of Calcutta. Received Ph.D degree during December 2007 from Mohan Lal Sukhadia University Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. He joined HASETRI in 1992 and worked for more than 23 years. He has worked as Head (R&D) of Pidilite Industries Ltd. at Dahej, Gujarat for one and half years. Currently working as Business Head in Pukhraj Additives LLP. He is a Guest Faculty in the field of Polymer Science and Technology of University of Calcutta, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur and Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic, Udaipur. He is the Honorary Secretary of Indian Rubber Institute (IRI) Rajasthan Branch. Participated as faculty in PGDIRI – DIRI National Level Crash Course for Rajasthan and Karnataka branch for a number of times. He is a Lead Assessor of National Accreditation Board of Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) in the field of Testing and Proficiency Test Programme. He is a Fellow Member of Institute of Engineers (India) Ltd. and Indian Rubber Institute. He has in his credit 60 numbers of Technical papers and 3 book chapters.
Rubber Vulcanization Chemicals & Protective Agents
Language: English
ID: KH0640
Time Length: ~150 Min
Keyword: Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description:
Expert: Dr. Samar Bandyopadhyay has completed M. Tech Degree in Plastics and Rubber Technology from University of Calcutta. Received Ph.D degree during December 2007 from Mohan Lal Sukhadia University Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. He joined HASETRI in 1992 and worked for more than 23 years. He has worked as Head (R&D) of Pidilite Industries Ltd. at Dahej, Gujarat for one and half years. Currently working as Business Head in Pukhraj Additives LLP. He is a Guest Faculty in the field of Polymer Science and Technology of University of Calcutta, Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur and Vidya Bhawan Polytechnic, Udaipur. He is the Honorary Secretary of Indian Rubber Institute (IRI) Rajasthan Branch. Participated as faculty in PGDIRI – DIRI National Level Crash Course for Rajasthan and Karnataka branch for a number of times. He is a Lead Assessor of National Accreditation Board of Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) in the field of Testing and Proficiency Test Programme. He is a Fellow Member of Institute of Engineers (India) Ltd. and Indian Rubber Institute. He has in his credit 60 numbers of Technical papers and 3 book chapters.
Efficient Plasticizers for Filled Elastomer Compounds
Language: English
ID: KH0596
Time Length: ~75 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals, Rubber Materials
Description: This webinar is centered around basic fundamentals on plasticizing effects and practical explanations. It provides up-dated concepts and application-oriented advice about the effects on flow properties, low temperature flexibility, the impact on vulcanization, the physical properties of filled vulcanizates and the contribution to vulcanization fumes. A special focus will be put on the effects of different grades of mineral oils and synthetic plasticizers on compound properties.
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
EPDM Rubber Technology & Applications
Language: English
MasterClass
ID: KH0597
Time Length: ~11 Hours
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals, Rubber Extrusion, Rubber Materials
Description: Module 1 : EPDM Rubber Industry: Market, Supply Chain & Competencies
Module 2 : EPDM Rubber Chemistry & Properties
Module 3 : EPDM Rubber Compounding
Module 4 : EPDM Rubber Processing
Module 5 : EPDM Rubber in Foam Products
Module 6 : EPDM Rubber in Automotive
Module 7 : EPDM Rubber in Construction & Industrial Goods
Module 8 : EPDM Rubber in Tyres & Tubes
Module 9 : Troubleshooting of EPDM Rubber Processing
Module 10 : Q & A with Expert (Part 1) : EPDM Rubber Technology
Expert: Eric Jourdain is a well-experienced specialist in EPDM, TPV, TPE, Butyl and Automotive Rubber Products. He worked for 40 years at ExxonMobil in various positions (Technical, R &D and Marketing) with business focus on synthetic rubber (EPDM, TPV, Butyl) in Technology, Development and Application.
Mixing for High-Performance Rubbers : Theory and Application
Language: English
ID: KH0609
Time Length: ~135 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: The reinforcement of elastomers is a topic that concern both the experts in rubber technology and scientists in R&D departments. This KnowHow Webinar is covering the rubber theories above mixing, the equipment necessary to provide a good mixing and practical approaches to compounds with better micro-dispersion.
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
Carbon Black: Characterization, Dispersion and Reinforcement of Elastomers
Language: English
ID: KH0610
Time Length: ~140 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: This KnowHow Webinar is designed to provide in depth understanding about carbon black grades, the importance of specific surface area, structure and surface activity on the dispersion in rubber. Detailed knowledge will be provided on compounds flow behavior and especially on vulcanizate properties, such as hardness, compression set, stress-strain behavior, dynamic properties, tear strength, cut growth resistance, abrasion resistance and wear.
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
Precipitated Silica: Characterization, Dispersion and Reinforcement of Elastomers
Language: English
ID: KH0611
Time Length: ~130 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: This KnowHow Webinar is designed to provide up-dated knowledge about silica manufacturing and characterization (specific surface area and structure), surface activity (silanol groups) and dispersion in rubber melts. Detailed knowledge will be provided on effects of precipitated silica on flow behavior and vulcanizate properties. The main focus of the webinar is on silica-silane technology and its beneficial effects on compound flow properties and impact of silanes on vulcanization, stress-strain behavior, dynamic properties, tear strength, cut growth resistance, abrasion resistance and wear.
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
Importance of Filler Dispersion & Test Methods in Rubber Compounding
Language: English
ID: KH0612
Time Length: ~100 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description:
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
Importance of Filler Distribution in Rubber Blends
Language: English
ID: KH0613
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description:
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
Rubber Curing by Sulfur: Property Design
Language: English
ID: KH0614
Time Length: ~140 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals, Rubber Materials
Description:
Expert: # Rubber & Tyre Industry Consultant
# Former Director of Germany Rubber Institute (DIK)
# Specialization: Mixing, Processing, Vulcanization, Rubber -filler interaction, nanocomposites, recycling etc.
# 45+ years in Rubber Technology Research & Consulting
# Received “Carl Harries” Medal from the German Rubber Society (DKG)
# Received the “Melvin Mooney” Award from ACS Rubber Vision
# 300+ published papers & Supervised 70 Ph.D Students
TPV Processing
Language: English
MasterClass
ID: KH0615
Time Length: ~6 Hrs
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description: Module 1 : Understanding of TPE & TPV Families
Module 2 : TPV Industry Overview
Module 3 : TPV Structure & Properties
Module 4 : TPV Processing
Module 5 : TPV Applications in Automotive
Module 6 : TPV Applications in Industrial & Consumer Products
Module 7 : Troubleshooting of TPV Molding
Module 8 : TPV Extrusion Principles & Troubleshooting
Expert: Eric Jourdain is a well-experienced specialist in EPDM, TPV, TPE, Butyl and Automotive Rubber Products. He worked for 40 years at ExxonMobil in various positions (Technical, R &D and Marketing) with business focus on synthetic rubber (EPDM, TPV, Butyl) in Technology, Development and Application.
Rubber Compounding (TKT)
Language: English
Tests
ID: KH0619
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Mixing & Compounding
, Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description:
Expert:
TKT (TEST) : EPDM Rubber Technology
Language: English
Tests
ID: KH0625
Time Length: ~90 Min
Keyword: Raw Materials & Chemicals
Description:
Expert:
