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You are here: Home1 / News2 / SRI investigating vulcanisation to improve tyre performance

SRI investigating vulcanisation to improve tyre performance

Date: 7th November 2022 Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
As sulphur only accounts for 1% of the raw materials in rubber, its impact on tyre performance has long been overlooked (Image: SRI)

Sumitomo Rubber Industries has provided an update on research undertaken together with two partners, reporting they have “shed new light on the mysteries” surrounding the rubber vulcanisation process in tyre production. This knowledge may help the Falken brand manufacturer “further improve overall tyre performance” in future.

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