Rubber processing begins with the preparation of the compound, a blend of natural or synthetic rubber and additives that enhance its mechanical and chemical properties. This compound is kneaded to obtain a homogeneous material, ready for the forming stage. Once the desired shape is achieved, the material undergoes vulcanization—a thermal process that creates chemical bonds between rubber molecules, providing elasticity, strength, and dimensional stability.
Reduction of internal stresses and prevention of deformation in the final product.
Lower risk of surface defects such as cracks or bubbles.
Optimization of production cycle times, improving overall efficiency.
Increased reliability and repeatability of the manufacturing process.
