Ethylene-propylene elastomers and ethylene-propylene-diene elastomers with improved heat and oil resistance
AssigneeGeneral Motors Corporation
InventorsRoger J. Eldred, Stanley A. Iobst, Ismat A. Abu-Isa
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AssigneeGeneral Motors Corporation
InventorsRoger J. Eldred, Stanley A. Iobst, Ismat A. Abu-Isa
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In an exemplary embodiment a high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition includes the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight, 100 parts ethylene-propylene-diene rubber, about 20 parts of a suitable crosslinking monomer, about 8 parts of a chlorinated organic material such as Chlorowax LV, about 10 parts of a suitable hindered phenolic antioxidant 10 to 15 parts zinc oxide and 5 to 8 parts magnesium oxide. The elastomer formulation may optionally contain suitable reinforcing and/or semireinforcing fillers and processing oils. A similar ethylene-propylene rubber formulation may be prepared. The resulting elastomer formulations have remarkable oil resistance and retain a significant elongation even after aging at 177.degree. C. (350.degree. F.) for 168 hours.
A high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition comprising the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight,
A high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition comprising the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight,
A high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition comprising the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight,
A high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition comprising the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight,
A high temperature and oil resistant elastomer composition comprising the peroxide-induced reaction product of, by weight,
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