During moulding of rubber products a certain quantity of excess compound flows out of the moulds known as mould flashes, These flashes which are not in cured state can be converted in to flakes from without grains by using our S-Link 9 with the process explained below.

Rubber flashed from the moulds are put in kneader having working temperature of about 70 degree C. and the machine is run for about five minutes. Then 30gm of S-link per kg of flashes is added to the material in the kneader. The material is processed in the kneader for another five minutes. Thereafter the whole processed flashes are put on a tight mixing mill and passed twice or thrice through it. The material then becomes in the from of soft flakes without grains. This can be added to the fresh compound.

If Kneader is not available the above process can be carried out on tight mixing mill with rolls at 70 degree C.

Add 20% of the cold reclaim to your fresh compound by reducing all ingredients by 20%. For example from your compound formula of 1kg reduce every ingredient of the compound by 20% of the cold reclaim made from mould flashes of your own product.

• Cost reduction without loss of mechanical properties.
• If crumb from flashes is added it acts like filler whereas cold reclaim of flashes act like rubber compound.

20 kg. Corrogated Boxes

[These raw material properties are typical properties and unless specifically indicated otherwise, are not to be considered as delivery specification.]