Friable rubber bales
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Jun 10, 1980
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Mar 27, 1978
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Mar 27, 1978
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Particulate rubber is intimately and uniformly coated with an anti-cake(s) and pressed at mild temperatures to form friable rubber bales. The bales have a bulk density from about 1.3 to about two times that of the original particulate rubber and are capable of being handled as a slab and of supporting a direct load, yet break down under shear to form particles substantially similar in size and distribution to that of the original particulate rubber.
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