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INTRODUCTION
The use of elastomers in various industries such as automotive, aeronautics, aerospace, transport, construction, mining, machine tools, petrochemicals, etc., is subject to numerous stringent specifications and standards requiring a wide range of properties:
good behaviour at various temperatures ;
inertness to aggressive fluids (oils, greases, solvents, etc.) and chemicals (acids, bases, salts, etc.);
ozone and weather resistance ;
high mechanical properties (breaking, tearing, abrasion, etc.);
good ageing under the service conditions envisaged.
While it's relatively easy to meet a specific requirement, it's more complicated to simultaneously satisfy a set of sometimes incompatible properties, while respecting the quality/price ratio linked to the intended use. The formulator will therefore have to find compromise solutions to meet a specific requirement.
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