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Formulating Fridays Webinar: Process Oils
July 7 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Webinar Series: Formulating Fridays
Fridays May 5 – August 18; 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. ET (see specific dates & topics below)
Location: This webinar series can be taken from the comfort of your home or office – remotely from any tablet, laptop or computer.
Description: In this webinar series, you will hear from 16 different Rubber Division, ACS corporate member companies who will introduce common materials utilized in rubber formulations including different types of polymers, fillers, oils, cure systems and additives. Each webinar will cover:
- Chemistry breakdown (how it works, functionality, grade options)
- Key applications (where & why it is best used, performance advantages)
- Processing & compatibility guidelines
Topics & Dates: (11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Eastern Time):
Formulating Overview: ACE Laboratories – May 5, 2023
SBR: Synthos – May 12, 2023
Nitrile Rubber: Zeon Chemicals – May 19, 2023
EPDM : Lion Elastomers – May 26, 2023
Natural Rubber & Synthetic Polyisoprene: Smithers – June 2, 2023
Chloroprene: Vanderbilt Chemicals – June 9, 2023
Carbon Black: Tokai Carbon – June 16, 2023
Silica-Silane: Evonik – June 23, 2023
Bulk Fillers: ARDL – June 30, 2023
Process Oils: Ergon – July 7, 2023
Specialty Plasticizers: Hallstar – July 14, 2023
Sulfur & Accelerators: Akrochem – July 21, 2023
Peroxides: Harwick Standard & Arkema- July 28, 2023
Anti-degradants: Flexsys – August 4, 2023
Process Aids: Struktol – August 11, 2023
Formulating Wrap Up: ACE Laboratories – August 18, 2023
This webinar series is not sold separately.
Price: Free for Members / $599 Non-members
Presenting Companies: This webinar series is presented by multiple corporate members, in coordination with Rubber Division, ACS, and may contain a message from the presenting companies. Presenting Corporate Members: ACE Laboratories, Akrochem, ARDL, Arkema, Ergon, Evonik, Flexsys, Hallstar, Harwick Standard, Lion Elastomers, Smithers, Struktol, Synthos, Tokai Carbon, Vanderbilt Chemicals and Zeon Chemicals