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Chlorobutyl rubber
Exxon™ chlorobutyl rubber is an isobutylene-isoprene copolymer derived from reacting butyl rubber with chlorine in a continuous process. It is structurally similar to Exxon™ bromobutyl rubber and produced through the same halogenation process.
Our chlorobutyl gradeslate offers a range of polymer viscosities and cure responses through adjustments in functionality and additives content. Compared with regular butyl rubber, Exxon chlorobutyl rubber provides an improved compression set and better resistance to heat, ozone and flex fatigue.
Benefits
- Low permeability to air, gases and moisture
- Vibration damping
- Low glass transition temperature, similar to regular butyl
- Wide vulcanization versatility
- Fast cure rates
- Processing safety: no nitrosamines or nitrosamines precursors
- Good adhesion and compatibility to other rubbers
Products
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Exxon™ chlorobutyl rubber
Discover technical details and specifications for chlorobutyl rubber product grades.
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Industries and applications
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Gradeslate: 80 years of leadership in butyl technology
Reference the list of ExxonMobil Chemical’s butyl rubber gradeslate, including grades and typical applications.
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Video: Proper air retention can make all the difference
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.
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Video: Air retention
We keep the air in your tires and the good times rolling.
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Airing a problem with tire safety and performance
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.
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Sustained commitment: Supply, innovation, technology and quality
An interview with Kurt Aerts, Vice President, Global Specialty Elastomers and Butyl, ExxonMobil.
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