Rubber industry - tires: The main raw material for the production of car, motorbike, bicycle tires Details such as gaskets, cushions, rubber tubes, etc. Plastic industry - improved fillers: Mixed with base plastics (PP, PE, PVC) to increase toughness, impact resistance As a reinforcement, reduce cracking, increase elasticity for materials Used in engineering plastics, plastic floors, toys, outdoor products Construction industry: Mixed into asphalt (Asphalt Rubber) to make rubberized roads As a waterproof layer, cushion layer in construction materials Recycled products: Used in rubber mats, sports fields, rubber tile cushions, etc.
High elasticity Similar to natural rubber, but more stable Good abrasion resistance Suitable for tires and contact surfaces Medium heat resistance Good at 70–100°C Resistant to water, mild acids Stable in humid, slightly acidic environments Weaker aging resistance than EPDM rubber Need to use additional additives if used outdoors for a long time Low cost Cheaper than natural rubber or special rubber
