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filingDate 2011-06-16-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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publicationNumber CN-102825673-B
titleOfInvention Preparation method of rubber material for preparing high-/low-temperature resistant automobile pipeline rubber products
abstract The invention discloses a preparation method of rubber material for preparing high-/low-temperature resistant automobile pipeline rubber products. The method includes (1) introducing water to cool a Banbury mixer; blending rubber material, reinforcing filler, plasticizer, activator, anti-aging agent and lubricant in the Banbury mixer; discharging under rubber temperature of below 130 DEG C; forming sheets on an open mill; and cooling to obtain master batch; and (2) inputting the master batch into the Banbury mixer; blending under uniform addition of vulcanizing agent; discharging under rubber temperature of below 90 DEG C; forming strips on the open mill; cooling and standing for aging. The produced automobile engine/transmission oil cooling pipeline rubber products have improved high-/low-temperature resistance, satisfy increasingly high requirements of automobile industry on rubber products, and accord with GM6260 M standard.
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