Setting up a modern mixing facility.(considerations for designing a rubber mixing facility)(includes definitions of industry terms): An article from: Rubber World

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From the supplier: Stricter regulations, automation and computerization, and increased international competition are changing how rubber mixing plants are designed by placing greater importance on the quality of rubber than ever before. For a plant to be successful, processes and automation must be integrated to produce the highest quality rubber as efficiently as possible at the lowest cost. This requires investing in expensive measuring, mixing and extrusion machinery, thus upping initial or up-grade costs for plants wishing to stay competitive.

Citation Details
Title: Setting up a modern mixing facility.(considerations for designing a rubber mixing facility)(includes definitions of industry terms)
Author: Lawrence R. Gooch
Publication:Rubber World (Magazine/Journal)
Date: February 1, 1996
Publisher: Lippincott & Peto, Inc.
Volume: v213 Issue: n5 Page: p23(8)

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