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Acrylic rubber, also known by its chemical name alkyl acrylate copolymer (ACM), is classified is a synthetic rubber and is under specialty rubbers. Synthetic rubber is largely used as a raw material in components that make noise, are susceptible to shocks and require oil and heat resistance. Acrylic rubber are unsaturated polar rubbers that display very good swelling resistance in non-polar oils and also in oils that contain sulfur substances. As they do not have unsaturated bonds, they have good oxygen, heat, and ozone resistance. This specialty rubber is resistant to ozone and has very low permeability to gases. Initially developed for the footwear industry in 1970, the rubber industry has been witnessing growth due to several other industries. Currently, the automotive industry exhibits an excessive demand for specialty rubber for the manufacture of automotive accessories. With the ever-increasing growth of the automotive market, the demand for synthetic rubber has been on...

Rubbers are described as materials which show elastic properties. These materials generally are long chain molecules known as polymers. Therefore, a combination of polymers and elastic property leads to formation of elastomers that are also known as rubbers. Rubber industry had been mainly developed with footwear industry in the year 1970. Along with time rubber has been expericing increasing consumption in other industries.  Currently usage of rubber in automotive industry has increased, the rubber industry has been growing with automotive accessories. In addition, importing tire technology for automotive induced tire exporting market. With the growth speed of the automotive market, the synthetic rubber market has been experiencing rapid change. The rubber parts used in the automotive is just 5% of the total weight of automotive but it is majorly used for automotive performance.  Synthetic rubber is used on a large scale as a raw material in parts such as what makes...