Extruded Rubber

Extruded rubbers are a broad category of rubber goods produced using the extrusion method, which entails pushing unprocessed rubber through a particular machine to produce uniform forms and profiles. These rubber products' outstanding flexibility, toughness, and resilience allow them to be used in a broad variety of sectors. Extruded rubbers are frequently made as strips, cords, tubes, and special profiles, and they are designed to satisfy particular requirements in a variety of industries. They work as weather seals, gaskets, and vibration dampeners in the production of automobile parts, enhancing the overall performance and security of cars.