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The discovery, first of the chemical bond between rubber and steel, then of various techniques for bonding all types of rubber to metal, led to the development after the first world war of what was in effect a new and extremely versatile structural material for anti‐corrosive applications combining the high mechanical strength and rigidity of steel with the remarkably efficient chemical resistance of rubber.

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