Definitionn. process of treating rubber or rubberlike materials with sulphur at great heat to improve elasticity and strength or to harden them
Last update: October 27, 2015
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In the same manner, although "bubbles" have no influence upon the quality of the rubber on vulcanisation, sheets thus affected are generally made into crepe. [Please select]
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Taking the argument down to bed-rock, producers urge that the presence of bubbles has no influence upon the ultimate quality of the rubber on vulcanisation. [Please select]
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, April, 1918, "Preparation and Vulcanisation of Plantation Para Rubber," Eaton, Grantham and Day. [Please select]
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[25] See also "Preparation and Vulcanisation of Plantation Rubber" (Eaton, Grantham, and Day), Bulletin No. [Please select]
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[27] "Preparation and Vulcanisation of Plantation Rubber" (Eaton, Grantham, and Day), Bulletin No. [Please select]
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[28] "Preparation and Vulcanisation of Plantation Rubber" (Eaton, Grantham, and Day), Bulletin No. [Please select]
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[31] "Preparation and Vulcanisation of Plantation Rubber" (Eaton, Grantham, and Day), Bulletin No. [Please select]
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The rubber on vulcanisation was found to be normal in behaviour, and was similar to the controls. [Please select]
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These claims will be discussed in later chapters dealing with the vulcanisation of rubber, and demand no notice in this section. [Please select]
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The information given is based on researches on vulcanisation carried out for the Rubber Growers' Association by the writer over a period of nine or ten years. [Please select]
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Beadle and Stevens for fully eight months before the name of the chemical was mentioned in reports, and they had decided from the results of vulcanisation tests that the chemical was quite innocuous. [Please select]
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