Application of High Styrene Rubber Materials on Improved Tennis Performance

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High styrene is the copolymer of high content styrene and butadiene, non polar polymers. It performances flexibility and elasticity at high temperature, can mold process. It has better compatibility with natural rubber. In the role of sulfur vulcanizing agent, can produce vulcanization, realize crossing. Tennis prepared by optimization formulation of high styrene has excellent performance, high strength, good elasticity and production and use value.

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