Rubber

Acts as an internal and external lubricant, reducing friction between filler particles and the polymeric matrix, which facilitates mixing, improves dispersion and increases productivity.

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Zinc stearate is used as a lubricant, dispersant, and vulcanization coactivator. It provides better processing, facilitates the incorporation of charges, reduces the viscosity of the mixture, and contributes to the performance and stability of vulcanized rubber.

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Acts by reducing the viscosity of the mixture, facilitating the dispersion of fillers and additives, reducing mixing time and energy consumption. In addition, it provides better flow during molding, increases productivity and ensures superior finish in the final product.

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Antiozonant wax is used in rubber to protect against ozone attack and UV radiation. It forms a protective film on the surface of the compound, preventing cracks, fissures, and premature aging. Its application increases durability and maintains the mechanical properties of rubber for longer periods.

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Rosin is an additive used in rubber to improve compound cohesion and act as a partial plasticizer. It contributes to flexibility, adhesiveness, wear resistance, and better surface finish of the final product. Additionally, it facilitates processing and molding of the material.

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Titanium dioxide (TiO₂) is an inorganic pigment used in rubber to provide whiteness and opacity, in addition to improving the aesthetic appearance of the final product. It also contributes to uniform dispersion of fillers, increasing compound homogeneity and stability to light and heat.

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