cold rubber
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cold rubber
[¦kōld ¦rəb·ər] (materials)
Butadiene-styrene type of synthetic rubber produced by polymerization at about 40°F (4°C), instead of the conventional 120°F (49°C); has improved strength and abrasion resistance.
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