Types of Rubber Machinery

Rubber machinery is available in many shapes and sizes for multiple applications. They are semi or fully automatic with different output and speed features, making them unique and marketable to differing buyers. Rubber machines such as rubber extruders, molders, cutters, compounders or vulcanizers are in high demand. They are easy to install, rust proof, exclusively designed and highly versatile. They are used in tire, shoe, conveyor belting, automotive, defense, mining, medical, custom mixing, floor tile, roofing and general rubber goods industries.

Rubber Compounding Machine

These machines are vital in the process of rubber products. They process many raw materials into uniform rubber compounds. The compounding machines mix raw rubber with protective agents, vulcanizing ingredients and fillers in a mixer. Proper mixing produces a specified rubber product. Rubber compounding machines have features such as overload prevention, a control system, emergency stop, drive system, complete mixing room systems, internal mixers and a dump extruder. These machines produce rubber products used in automobiles, foot wear and wire and cable.

Rubber Calendar Machine

Rubber calendar machines skim coat, friction and sheet rubber products. These machines vary in size due to what product they are processing and how much of it they process. These machines contain two to five rolls in different arrangements and inclinations to meet their varied purposes. The machines ensure uniform coating and uniform thickness of rubber sheets. They produce automobile tires, footwear rubber sheets and PVC floor tiles

Rubber Stamp Machine

Rubber stamp machines are new technology that has changed traditional stamp making. The machine is used to make pre-inking stamps bearing signatures, logos and pictures. They are important for everyday work. They eliminate the need for old and messy ink stamps. They produce stamps of many colors and sizes. They can also number, date and letter documents.

Rubber Mixing Machine

Rubber mixing mills create uniform blending of natural and synthetic rubber with other raw materials. Most rubber mixers are electronically driven, and the output depends on the size and specifications of the machine and the material being processed. Various types of machines have varying purposes, such as the processing of rubber materials, mixing rubber, sheeting rubber, plasticizing and warming rubber and uniform mixing and blending of raw materials.

Rubber Sole Machine

Rubber sole machines are important in the shoe manufacturing businesses. They punch, cut and finish natural or synthetic rubber in different shapes and sizes. The machine also has collectors that collect scrap and prevents it from piling up. The machine has a unique design system with steady function, easy operation and maintenance. It needs minimum manual assistance and is driven by an air compressor. It is capable of creating a high and uniform quality of sole.

Types of Rubber Machinery