Butyl reclaimed rubber is made from automotive butyl inner tubes using advanced desulfurization technology from abroad. This product has excellent performance, smooth and delicate hand feel, no particles, and no impurities. The product performance exceeds the Japanese JIS-K6313 standard, and the product has been favored by users since its launch on the market. This product has broad market prospects and is also an indispensable product for many manufacturers to reduce the cost of butyl inner tubes and improve process performance.

　　Main performance indicators

　　Project standard unit testing method: Moisture content ≤ 1.20% GB/T13460-92 Ash content ≤ 10.0% GB/T13460-92 Acetone extract ≤ 20.0% GB/T13460-92 Tensile strength ≥ 7.5 Mpa GB/T13460-92 Elongation ≥ 450% GB/T13460-92 Mooney viscosity 30-60 GB/T1232

　　Odorless Butyl Reclaimed Rubber is Recycled Rubber that has been derived from used butyl rubber products such as tires, inner tubes, gaskets, and seals. Butyl rubber itself is a synthetic polymer known for its excellent air retention, chemical resistance, and flexibility, which makes it ideal for products requiring durability and resilience.

　　The "odorless" aspect of the rubber refers to the specific recycling process designed to eliminate the characteristic smell often associated with recycled rubber. Traditional reclaimed rubber may carry strong odors due to the chemicals and additives in the original production process, but the odorless version undergoes treatment to remove these unwanted smells. This makes the material more suitable for applications where odor control is important, such as consumer products, automotive interiors, and indoor environments.

　　Challenges of Odorless Butyl Reclaimed Rubber

　　Quality Control

　　One of the challenges of working with recycled rubber is ensuring consistent quality. Since the material comes from various sources, it may vary in terms of its composition and properties. Manufacturers must implement thorough quality control measures to ensure that the reclaimed rubber meets the desired standards for performance, durability, and odorlessness.

　　Processing Complexity

　　The process of recycling rubber, especially to make it odorless, requires specialized equipment and technologies. The cost of processing and the technical expertise needed to ensure the desired results may be a barrier to entry for some manufacturers. However, as recycling technologies continue to improve, these costs are expected to decrease over time.

　　Market Adoption

　　Despite the clear benefits of odorless butyl reclaimed rubber, some industries may still be hesitant to adopt it due to concerns about the consistency of recycled materials. Overcoming this resistance requires educating manufacturers and consumers on the advantages of using recycled rubber and demonstrating its ability to meet high-performance standards.

　　Odorless butyl reclaimed rubber offers a sustainable, high-performance solution for a wide range of applications. From the automotive industry to construction, consumer goods, and medical products, this material provides significant environmental benefits, cost savings, and improved product quality. By reducing waste, conserving resources, and offering high durability, odorless butyl reclaimed rubber is playing a vital role in the shift toward a more sustainable, circular economy. As the technology behind recycling continues to evolve, the use of odorless butyl reclaimed rubber is expected to expand, contributing to a greener future and further reducing the environmental impact of rubber production.