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hard rubber
noun
- rubber vulcanized with a large amount of sulfur, usually 25–35 percent, to render it stiff and comparatively inflexible.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hard rubber1
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Example Sentences
We put an extra foot of height in the basement ceiling, we’ll put a bathroom down there, and you create a true home gym with a hard rubber floor and a mirrored wall and a ballet bar for bar classes.
Cutting boards come in three major categories: wood (including bamboo), plastic, and hard rubber.
In a fork of this arm hangs a round, black, trumpet-shaped, hard rubber tube.
They are made in wood and in hard rubber, the latter being most durable; their uses are so obvious as to require no explanation.
Drawing squares or T squares, as they are termed, are made of wood, of hard rubber and of steel.
This consists, in its essentials, of a hard rubber disc provided with a copper or brass segment.
The hard rubber being a non-conductor of electricity, prevents the flow of the current at all other times.
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