vulcanised

• Describe un material, generalmente caucho, que ha sido tratado con azufre u otros productos químicos para mejorar su resistencia y elasticidad.

Describes a material, typically rubber, that has been treated with sulfur or other chemicals to improve its strength and elasticity.

1. Treated rubberC1formaltechnical

   Describes rubber that has undergone a chemical process (usually involving sulfur and heat) to improve its strength, elasticity, and durability.

   vulcanizado (caucho tratado)

   • Vulcanised rubber is used to make car tires.
   • The hose is made from vulcanised rubber to withstand high pressure.
   • Vulcanised materials are more resistant to wear and tear.

   Sinónimoscured

   Antónimosrawunprocessedunvulcanised

• Verbo que significa tratar caucho o material similar con azufre y calor para mejorar su resistencia y elasticidad.

A verb meaning to treat rubber or similar material with sulfur and heat to improve its strength and elasticity.

1. Undergo vulcanizationC1formaltechnical

   To treat rubber or similar material with sulfur and heat to improve its strength, elasticity, and durability.

   Vulcanizar

   • The factory vulcanises rubber to make durable tires.
   • Natural rubber must be vulcanised to be useful in industrial applications.
   • The process of vulcanising the material took several hours.

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2. Subject to vulcanizationC1formaltechnical

   To apply a chemical process to a substance, typically rubber, to harden it and make it more resilient.

   Vulcanizar

   • The technician vulcanised the rubber gasket to ensure a tight seal.
   • They vulcanised the synthetic material to increase its heat resistance.
   • The rubber was vulcanised under high pressure and temperature.

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