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European Rubber Journal
Vol. 179, No. 3 - March 1997
News stories in this issue
Annual rubber machinery survey
- Cooper buys Avon's tyre operations
- Michelin faces EU investigation
- Michelin aims to reduce debt
- Phoenix under fire over health
- Bridgestone growing abroad
- Goodyear shifts mixing capacity
- Michelin buys wheel business
- Zodiac expects more growth
- IRSG expects rubber use to grow
- Rubber use to grow 2 percent, says IISRP
- INRA-3 finally comes into force
- Czech Rubber Co. is born
- Cooper seeks overseas sales
- Belshina to focus on OTR tyres
- Is Russia a good place for business?
- Database reveals tyre markets
- Website aims to attract tyre dealers
- Adhesion promoter for tyre cord
- Michelin workers seek damages
- Inoue to build tyres in Vietnam
- Car firms aim to use more TPEs
- Summary of World Broadcasts
- VMI develops new truck tyre builder
- The latest contracts in China/SE Asia show how vital this area is for suppliers.
Global rubber machinery business
Barwell into China
- Where does rubber machinery go? A look at domestic vs overseas markets;
- new products, contracts and plans
Rubber machine suppliers -- the listing
- Rubber machinery suppliers sell globally, even though some markets are volatile
Postscript
- ERJ's listing covers more than 100 suppliers of production equipment to the rubber processing industry
Do you have something to say about the rubber industry?
- Control systems are making life easier, but does the rubber industry make the most of them? asks David Shaw
We would also like to hear from anyone who has a point of view about the rubber industry. If you would like to raise an issue about the rubber industry, send a 700-word article to the editor (see below) and we will consider it for the Postscript slot.
E-mail the editorFor a full listing of forthcoming features in ERJ, ask for a copy of our Media Data File. You can e-mail Paul Mitchell, or fax us on 00 44 171 457 1440.
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