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Sulfron in tires
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Sulfron in tires

Sulfron in tires
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Sulfron in tires-1

Durable eco-friendly tires Supporting tire manufacturers Sulfron is a modified aramid-based rubber ingredient that is highly suitable for reducing the hysteresis of tires. It also improves anti-puncture and abrasion resistance. Tires made with Sulfron are more durable, last longer, and have lower rolling resistance, thus reducing fuel consumption without compromising on performance. These requirements are increasingly important given that the European Union has pledged to introduce mandatory standards for rolling resistance, wet grip and noise, as well as emission-based tolls within the next few years. At Teijin Aramid we’re continually developing advanced solutions that will meet both today’s and tomorrow’s needs. Key benefits when using Sulfron • Reduced frictional energy • Reduced hysteresis • Reduced heat build-up • Reduced rolling resistance • Improved cut, chip and chunk resistance • Improved durability

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Sulfron in tires-2

Sulfron 3001 Sulfron 3001 is used to improve the hysteresis of rubber compounds containing carbon black or a combination of carbon black and silica as a filler, resulting in reduced rolling resistance, improved mileage and improved cut, chip and chunk resistance. Main applications for Sulfron 3001 • ruck and bus tires t • ff the road four-wheel-drive, heavy construction o vehicles (diggers, front loaders), and agricultural tractors • read (base and cap) to reduce rolling resistance, t enhance toughness and improve tread separation • ircraft tires a • elt skim on top of steel cord to reduce heat...

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