Butyl rubber is known to have a strong resistance to chemicals as well as the weather and is also known for being airtight.

It is used in:

• Sports equipment (fun fact: the bladder inside part of a football is made from butyl rubber)

• The inner lining of tires (prevents issues with air in tires) 

• Engine mounts 

• Shock absorbers 

• Gaskets

•  Waterproofing applications

•  Manufacturing towards adhesives

•  Stoppers for vials

•  Medical gloves

•  Syringe plungers.

Commonly recognized as an additive for gasoline, it is manufactured by alkylation acid of isobutylene.

It is used in:

•  Medical applications

•  Solvents

• paint thinner. 

It is created by alkylation of p-methoxyphenol combined with isobutylene. 

It is used in:

•  Antioxidants

•  Cosmetics

•  Fragrances

•  Food packaging

• Preserving Polymers and Coatings

•  Pharmaceuticals

•  Cereal and Confectionary products

•  Protection of Flavor and Coloring of Essential Oils

•  Preserving fat