Butadiene Rubber is one of the most important types of synthetic rubber that is widely used in various industries due to its unique properties. This rubber is produced from the polymerization of butadiene, an unsaturated hydrocarbon. Butadiene is found naturally in crude oil and is converted into rubber through petrochemical processes.

Butadiene Rubber Applications

Butadiene rubber is used in various industries due to its unique properties, including the automotive industry, construction, consumer goods production, and … Some of the most important applications of this rubber are:
Automotive industry: production of tires, gaskets, belts, and other automotive parts
Construction industry: production of insulation, cable covering, flooring, and …
Consumer goods industry: production of shoes, toys, home appliance parts, and …

Applications

Rubber, Synthetic Rubber

Applications	(blends with NR or SBR) , Golf balls , Mechanical engineering , shoe soles , Technical rubber goods , Tire industry

BR (Butadiene Rubber)

Products	Glass Transition Temperature	Melting Temperature	Melting Enthalpy	Specific Heat Capacity	Thermal Conductivity	Density	Morphology	General properties	Processing
Butadiene Rubber	-106 to -95 (1.4 cis), -107 to -83 (1,4 trans), -15 (1,2)°C	-25 to 12 (1,4 cis), 97 / 145 (1,4 trans), 126 (1,2)°C	46/170 (1,4 cis), 70 to 140 (1,4 trans) J/g	1.76 to 1.96 J/(g*K)	0.25 W/(m*K)	0.9 to 1.0 g/cm³	Elastomer with hard and soft segments	High elasticity. High stability. High abrasion resistance	Extrusion, calendering, injection molding, vulcanization
Butadiene Rubber

Polymer Products

Chemical Products

Rubber Products

Butadiene Rubber BR

Applications

BR (Butadiene Rubber)