Low-calcium-magnesium rubber

Low-calcium and low-magnesium anti-corrosion rubber sheets are mainly used in the chemical ion-exchange membrane soda production industry. The types are divided into two categories: high-temperature and high-pressure sulfidation, and low-temperature for unpressurized vessels. Vulcanization at atmospheric pressure. Low-calcium and magnesium rubber is suitable for use in the chemical industry in ion-exchange membrane caustic soda production, ion-exchange towers, brine storage tanks, secondary brine storage tanks, and pipelines. The greatest advantage of low-calcium-magnesium rubber sheets is that they minimize the content of calcium and magnesium, enabling optimal performance during the electrolysis process; such rubber linings are suitable for both pressurized and non-pressurized cylinder bodies. Low-calcium magnesium rubber is not a single type of rubber; rather, it comes in multiple models. The density of rubber elastomers is low, at around 1.2 g/cm³