Adhesion of Rubber Materials: Surface Modification versus Formulation

Jose Miguel Martin-Martinez

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.324.20

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Adhesion of Rubber Materials: Surface Modification versus Formulation

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Adhesives have been used in the footwear industry as an alternative to sewing or application of nails, staples or tacks to bond several parts of the shoes, the most critical bonding is the upper to sole bonding. However, as a limitation, the bonding with adhesives in shoe industry needs a severe control of all steps involved in the formation of the joints to avoid adhesion problems, mainly the separation of the sole from the upper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 324)

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August 2011

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Jose Miguel Martin-Martinez

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Adhesion, Low-Molecular Weight Moieties, Migration, Rubber, Surface Modification, Weak Boundary Layer

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