Noise-free rubber promises a quieter ride
Trelleborg Noise-Free Rubber is a self-lubricated, low-friction rubber formulation that overcomes noise issues associated with certain automotive applications
Article Summary
A quieter, more enoyable ride could be just around the corner with the development of a self-lubricated, low-friction rubber formulation that helps overcome noise caused by certain automotive components like suspension bushings and engine mounts.
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