Magnetic recording rubber is specially compounded synthetic rubber, usually hypalon or neoprene, containing approximately 50% of a recording grade magnetic pigment. Thus, the features of conventional magnetic recording media are combined with the flexibility, resilience and durability of the elastomer.

Authors: Fabing, William; Hartel, R. R.
Affiliation: Stromberg-Carlson, A Division of General Dynamics Corporation, Rochester, NY
AES Convention: 10 (September 1958) Paper Number: 72
Publication Date: September 1, 1958

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