emulsonit

Emulsonit is a brand of synthetic rubber produced by the German company Bayer. It is a type of butadiene-acrylonitrile copolymer, commonly used in the manufacturing of tires, hoses, and other rubber products. The term "emulsonit" is derived from the words "emulsion" and "sonic," reflecting the process used to create the material. This process involves the polymerization of butadiene and acrylonitrile in an emulsion, followed by a sonication step to improve the molecular structure and properties of the final product.

Emulsonit is valued for its excellent resistance to abrasion, ozone, and heat, as well as its good mechanical properties. It is also known for its low hysteresis, which contributes to improved fuel efficiency in tires. The material is available in various grades, each tailored to specific applications, ensuring optimal performance and durability.

Bayer's Emulsonit has been widely adopted in the automotive and industrial sectors due to its versatility and reliability. The company continues to innovate and improve the Emulsonit product line, meeting the evolving demands of the rubber industry.