Dow Buna® SB 1723 Cold polymerized Emulsion Styrene Butadiene Rubber (E-SBR)

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Dow Buna® SB 1723 Cold polymerized Emulsion Styrene Butadiene Rubber (E-SBR)
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Rubber or Thermoset Elastomer (TSE); Styrene Butadiene Rubber
Material Notes:	Buna® SB 1723 - Schkopau is manufactured by cold polymerization using mixed rosin acid / fatty acid soaps. It is plasticized with 37.5 parts of a TDAE oil in relation to solid rubber. A discoloring stabilizer is added during the production process. Buna® SB 1723 - Schkopau is a general purpose rubber. It can be processed in all sectors of the tire and rubber industry. The main application is tire production. It is supplied in bales weighing 25 kg. Bales are wrapped in 50 micron PE film. At mixing temperatures above 115°C, the rubber can be processed with the packaging film. Information provided by Dow
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Available Properties

Viscosity Measurement, ASTM D5289, [dNm]; ML, (0.5 RAD)
Viscosity Measurement, ASTM D5289, [min]; ts1, (0.5 RAD)
Viscosity Measurement, ASTM D5289, [min]; T50, (0.5 RAD)
Viscosity Measurement, ASTM D5289, [min]; T90, (0.5 RAD)
Viscosity Measurement, ASTM D5289, [dNm]; MH, (0.5 RAD)
Mooney Viscosity, ASTM D1646-99 (7.2.2), [MU]; ML 1+4, massed sample
Ash, ASTM D5667
Collected Volatile Condensable Material, ASTM D5668
Storage Temperature
Acid Value, ASTM D5775, % Organic Acid
Styrene Content, ASTM D5775, Bound Styrene
Tensile Strength, Ultimate, ASTM D412, Die C (35 min / 145°C)
Tensile Stress at Strain, ASTM D412
Elongation at Break, ASTM D412
Shelf Life

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Plastic

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