How to solve the problem of CR rubber compound sticking to the rollers

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It can mainly be summarized as follows (different methods are chosen based on various performance requirements and cost considerations): Using CR raw rubbers of different Mooney values and types, such as a combination of type G and type W; using high-viscosity materials in combination; using BR with a 5–10 PHR value. 3. Employing lubricating processing aids, such as D-S, D-A, zinc stearate, and increasing the amount of stearic acid used. 4. Using paste-type plasticizers, such as calcium-based greases, vaseline, or black paste. 5. Paying attention to the temperature of the rollers during processing; if these methods still don’t work, then something is definitely wrong. Hehe

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