vulcanisation in a sentence

1. Goodyear had just discovered vulcanisation.

2. A look into the black box of continuous vulcanisation

3. Frequently molds for vulcanisation were very expensive.

4. Press photo: IKV research on continuous vulcanisation 4 MB

5. 11/16/2017 A look into the black box of continuous vulcanisation

6. Press photo: A look into the black box of continuous vulcanisation 3 MB

7. Flash is the excess material that has spilled over during vulcanisation,” continues Zubíčková.

8. The proportion of zinc oxide used as a vulcanisation activator can also be lowered in this way.

9. Goodyear discovered a process of vulcanisation for rubber using sulphur and basic lead carbonate.

10. Our capacity in metal processing and vulcanisation enables us to provide these products from a single source.

11. This means that IKV can, for the first time, evaluate the entire heating process during continuous vulcanisation.

12. For these reasons, a working group at IKV is looking intensively at the continuous vulcanisation of rubber profiles.

13. It is only of limited value for testing sealants since the time of “vulcanisation” cannot be determined. –> DIN 53505

14. Everything is baked here at around 170 °C for 12 minutes,” she explains as she describes the process of vulcanisation.

15. A central research topic at IKV is that of continuous vulcanisation in the production of rubber profiles such as hose and seals.

16. This substance binds the rubber particularly well with the sulphur, which is essential for the vulcanisation of the tyres later on.

17. Once our natural rubber has gone through the vulcanisation process, it is then carefully placed onto our aluminium lasts to 'cook' for 90 minutes at 140°.

18. The new vulcanisation unit was previously developed in a two-year joint ZIM project between Gerlach and IKV, and has now been made available to IKV as a prototype.

19. This package, developed at Pirelli’s cutting-edge technology centre in Settimo Torinese, is mainly based on a new system that controls the different phases of vulcanisation.

20. In the course of the increasing digitisation of production, continuous vulcanisation has until now been a major obstacle due to a lack of measuring possibilities and process models.