In the global industrial wave pursuing high performance and sustainable development, rubber material technology is at a critical turning point. Traditional reinforcing fillers such as carbon black and precipitated silica, while excellent in performance, have limitations in terms of color,…

Introduction: Challenges and Opportunities in the Rubber Industry Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the global automotive industry and continuously growing transportation demand, tires, as the sole component of vehicle-ground contact, have their performance directly related to driving…

Abstract In an era where the tire industry pursues high air retention, low rolling resistance, and sustainability, the performance boundaries of fillers are constantly being pushed. Traditional reinforcing materials like carbon black and silica are widely used but still face…

Abstract Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs), as a material with ultra-high strength, exceptional conductivity, and a unique nanostructure, have shown immense potential in the field of rubber composites in recent years. This article focuses on the specific application of carbon nanotubes in Hydrogenated…