Rubber
170 years of technical expertise make us the one-stop-shop for the rubber industry.
We bring to the market tailor-made technical support and a complete range of materials, such as Elastomers, Curing Systems, Plasticizers, Fillers and many others. Discover also our made-to-measure solutions for the Weighing and Mixing steps.
Rubber
- Provides mold release properties critical for thermoset molding
- Exhibits excellent heat stability properties for high-temperature processing
- Displays low chloride content and specific surface
- Displays superior heat stability and low specific surface
- Exhibits improved dispersion
- Offers water resistance
- UV cationic curable
- Adhesion to a variety of substrates
- Offers water resistance
- UV cationic curable
- Hydrolytically stable
- Offers low moisture permeability and low-temperature flexibility
- Good water resistance
- Exhibits resistance to aqueous acids and bases
- Has low viscosity
- Exhibits hydrophobicity and adhesion to various substrates
- Offers excellent water resistance
- UV cationic cure
- Displays low chloride content and specific surface
- Exhibits excellent heat stability properties for high-temperature processing
- Provides mold release properties critical for thermoset molding
- Reduces discoloration during processing
- Improves handling, blending, and dispersion
- Offers high heat resistance
- Oil resistant grade
- Mooney Viscosity ML1+4 at 100 °C is 57
- Offers high heat and oil resistance properties
- Provides good stability, lighter weight
- Mooney Viscosity ML1+4 at 100 °C is 43
- Hydrolytically stable
- Offers low moisture permeability and low-temperature flexibility
- Good water resistance
- Exhibits resistance to aqueous acids and bases
- Mooney Viscosity ML1+4 at 100 °C is 23
- Provides oil resistance properties
Resin Solutions is a global manufacturer of specialty low molecular weight functional additives based on a variety of unique chemistries. Included are functional diene-based polymers, (meth)acrylate functional metallic monomers, and aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbon resins based on C5 and C9 feed streams that can serve a wide variety of applications in the adhesives, rubber and thermoplastics industries.
Over the last 100 years, Celanese has evolved from a small experiment in a backyard shed in Switzerland to a global technology and specialty materials company with leading businesses in key geographic regions. The Dreyfus brothers had a vision for the company that included discovering market needs and finding ways to fulfill them. By honing their ability to diversify and adapt, the brothers were able to expand the company to one of the largest chemical manufacturers in the world. With a focus on safety, innovation, productivity, culture, performance and results, Celanese is positioned to achieve significant future growth and deliver exceptional results for all stakeholders. Our history below highlights the milestones that formed Celanese.
