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STYRON BUNA® SBR: Cold Polymerised Emulsion Styrene Butadiene Rubber (E-SBR)

With seven decades of technology leadership, Trinseo is a world leader in synthetic rubber, latex, and plastics production. Trinseo BUNA® SBR is a range of cold polymerised emulsion SBR grades with diverse applications, supplied to customers in tyre, rubber goods, recreational products, and flooring markets.

General Info:

Trinseo BUNA® Styrene Butadiene Rubbers are produced at Trinseo’s world-class facility in Schkopau, Germany, ensuring exceptional consistency and quality. These multi-purpose emulsion SBR grades are used in various rubber industry sectors, including tyres, conveyor belts, vibration-damping systems, hoses, and mill and tank linings. Trinseo BUNA® SBRs offer a good balance of wear resistance and wet grip with high processability performance.

Portfolio:

• Trinseo BUNA® SBR-1500: Manufactured by cold polymerisation using a rosin acid soap, with a discolouring stabiliser. Excellent general-purpose rubber for all tyre and rubber industry sectors.

• Trinseo BUNA® SBR-1502: Manufactured by cold polymerisation using mixed rosin acid/fatty acid soaps, with a non-discolouring stabiliser. Ideal for light-coloured rubber articles, including food industry applications.

• Trinseo BUNA® SBR-1723: Manufactured by cold polymerisation using mixed rosin acid/fatty acid soaps, plasticised with 37.5 parts of TDAE oil (compliant with EU DIRECTIVE 2005/69/EC). Suitable for tyres and general rubber applications.

• Trinseo BUNA® SBR-1739: Manufactured by cold polymerisation using mixed rosin acid/fatty acid soaps, plasticised with 37.5 parts of TDAE oil (compliant with EU DIRECTIVE 2005/69/EC). Enhances grip and handling performance in tyres due to increased styrene content.

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Ukraine, Turkey, Serbia, Sweden, Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia, Romania, Lithuania, Denmark, Slovenija, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, France, Austria, Hungary, Spain, Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, Finland

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