The Vanderbilt Latex Handbook

 

by Robert F. Mausser

 

This handbook has been compiled as a source of information for persons primarily engaged in the latex branch of the industry. It is intended to serve as a guide for the novice compounder so that laboratory and plant trials will generate meaningful data. For the experienced compounder, it is intended to serve as both a current and handy reference. Emphasis has intentionally been placed on the use of Vanderbilt compounding ingredients throughout the handbook.

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction to Latex Compounding and Processing
2. Methylmethacrylate Graft Polymer Latexes
3. Synthetic Latexes Produced by Emulsion Polymerization
4. Latexes Produced by Solvent Polymerization
5. Preparation of Ingredients for Compounding
6. Vanderbilt Ingredient Dispersion and Emulsion Formulatory
7. DARVAN Surface Active Agents
8. Vulcanization
9. Antidegradants for Retardation of Degradation
10. Other Vanderbilt Compounding Materials
11. FDA Status of Rubber Chemicals
12. Chemical Identification and Analysis of Rubber Products
13. Vanderbilt Laboratory Test Methods - Raw Materials
14. Latex Laboratory Procedures
15. Latex Handling in Bulk Systems
16. Dipped Gloves
17. Halogenation of Dipped Goods
18. Latex Tubing
19. Molded GoodsPaper Applications
20. Adhesives
21. Addendum
22. Index

 

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