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Exxon™ butyl rubber is the foundation of today’s butyl rubber technology. Butyl rubber is a copolymer of isobutylene and a small amount of isoprene, providing for a highly saturated backbone. The primary properties of butyl rubber are excellent air-barrier performance, good flex fatigue and vibration damping. From innertubes to curing bladders, butyl properties are valued across a range of rubber products.
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Discover technical details and specifications for butyl rubber product grades.
Read Kurt Aerts interview in Rubber & Plastics News and learn how the company has been at the forefront of rubber and elastomer innovation from the very beginning.
It’s the everyday moments that can easily go from simple to complex, good to bad, or economical to expensive – simply due to tire inflation. ExxonMobil halobutyl tire innerliners help to keep the air in your tires.
We keep the air in your tires and the good times rolling.
Jeffrey Valentage, Global Tire Market Development Manager at ExxonMobil Chemical, explores an often neglected element that ensures the long-term safety and performance of tires. This article is available in English only.
Learn the key benefits of keeping your tires inflated.
An interview with Kurt Aerts, Vice President, Global Specialty Elastomers and Butyl, ExxonMobil.
