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  Market overview Elastomers are synthetic rubber-like materials that can be easily bent, twisted, stretched or deformed at room temperature and can return to their original shape and dimensions.  There are many elastomers used in the automotive industry for the manufacture of various components such as seals, insulators, hoses, bushes, and gaskets.  Some elastomeric polymers include natural rubber, polyisobutylene, polyurethane, and other petroleum-based polymers.  There are a number of applications that vary in a broad perspective from automotive to footwear, consumer goods, to sports.  There are many factors such as increased stability, durability and viscosity of the rubber.  The automotive industry is the largest application sector consuming more than 45% of all elastomer production worldwide.  Automotive elastomers have higher failure strain properties, and lower Young's modulus compared to other materials.  The global  automotive elast...

  Market overview Elastomers are synthetic rubber-like materials that can be easily bent, twisted, stretched or deformed at room temperature and can return to their original shape and dimensions. There are many elastomers used in the automotive industry for the manufacture of various components such as seals, insulators, hoses, bushes, and gaskets. Some elastomeric polymers include natural rubber, polyisobutylene, polyurethane, and other petroleum-based polymers.  There are a number of applications that vary in a broad perspective from automotive to footwear, consumer goods, to sports. There are many factors such as increased stability, durability and viscosity of the rubber. The automotive industry is the largest application sector consuming more than 45% of all elastomer production worldwide. Automotive elastomers have higher failure strain properties, and lower Young's modulus compared to other materials.  The global  automotive elastomer ...