Sun Chem Rubber Process Oils

We are one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of Rubber Process Oils in India. When the search is aimed for the best suppliers of Rubber Processing Oil, then our name comes first. All of our Rubber Processing Oil is manufactured with utmost care and precision ensuring that our products are optimum in quality and they cater
to the exact demand of our clients.

PARAFINNIC OIL
Paraffinic Oils are generally light in colour having wide viscosity range, higher Aniline & Flash Point. It is extensively used in the manufacturing of butyl tubes, EPDM
based rubber products, such as profiles, hose pipe & automotive Components.

AROMATIC OIL
Aromatic Oils are generally dark in colour & good compatible with most Rubber Polymers. It is extensively used in the manufacturing of Automobile Tyres, Tread
Rubber, Conveyor Belts, Automotive Components & Floor Mats etc., where colour of the end product is not important.

NAPTHENIC OIL
Naphthenic oil has good colour stability, solubility & thermal stability. It is extensively used in the manufacturing of foot wear, LPG tubes, hot water bags, moulded &
extruded products. It may be used as a banbury lubricants in Rubber Industries.

POLYBUTENE
Polybutenes are used as extenders and plasticizers for a variety of vulcanized elastomers including natural rubber, butyl rubber, polyisoprene,
polybutadiene, ethylene-alpha olefin rubber and styrenebutadiene rubber (SBR). Unlike mineral oil, polybutenes cannot be easily extracted from vulcanized elastomers
by solvents, and are resistant to exudation by heat ageing.

Hence polybutenes impart their properties permanently to the rubber.

Roofing and pipe wrap compounds made from butyl rubber or EPDM modified butyl rubber can be plasticized with polybutenes. These compounds show excellent tensile strength, elongation, low temperature flexibility and color/UV stability. In addition, polybutenes are compatible with the elastomeric portion of thermoplastic block copolymers such as butylene-ethylene-styrene block copolymer. In low concentrations, polybutenes soften and plasticize such elastomers. At higher levels, polybutenes contribute tack and adhesion.