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• The Wollaston Vulcanising Co-Operative was another local business.
• Wheeled capsules were fitted with vulcanised rubber flaps to make an air seal.
• The patches are vulcanised onto the hose and will last the life of the hose.
• Charles Goodyear's development of vulcanised rubber enabled the invention of the elastic gusset boot.
• The sulphur in vulcanised rubber insulation attacked bare copper wire so the conductors were tinned to prevent this.
• Once the casting is air-dry, it is then heat-cured or'vulcanised '.
• In 1844, 1846, and 1851, he patented inventions for various applications of vulcanised india-rubber.
• Silentbloc bushes were another development of the early 1930s, a vulcanised rubber bush bonded into a steel tube.
• Ascent phones are designed to be lightweight and durable, made of aluminium or titanium with vulcanised rubber and leather.
• A system later invented in the UK in 1908 employed vulcanised-rubber insulated wire enclosed in a strip metal sheath.
• After Charles Goodyear invented vulcanised rubber, the Germans had been most successful in developing vulcanised air-filled rubber balls.
• After Charles Goodyear invented vulcanised rubber, the Germans had been most successful in developing vulcanised air-filled rubber balls.
• But in 1830 the company merged with the clothing company of vulcanising rubber in 1843 which solved many of the problems.
• He next turned his attention to the preparation of a substitute for corks and bungs by coating felt with vulcanised india-rubber.
• The mill reopened in April 1933 as the Vegetable Parchment Mills ( Delcroix ) Ltd . The production of " vulcanised fibre " began around 1943.
• In 1936, a French brand, Spring Court, marketed the first canvas tennis shoe featuring signature eight ventilation channels on a vulcanised natural rubber sole.
• Longtime Fender associate George Fullerton owned a 1957 Fiesta Red pre-production body coupled with an unusual and experimental fretboard manufactured in 1961 using vulcanised rubber  reportedly one of two ever made.
• :: The toy balloon may have been first put on the market by Thomas Hancock ( inventor ), who got a patent for vulcanising rubber 8 weeks before Goodyear, in 1825.
• The potato chip followed French fried potatoes; detergents followed soap ( by 3, 000 years ) : the hair dryer was suggested by the vacuum cleaner; and athletic shoes required the vulcanised rubber.
• Another form of self-amalgamating tape is made from ethylene propylene rubber ( EPR ) and has similar uses as silicone self-amalgamating tape but is non-vulcanising and has good moisture resistance.