Excellent elasticity: The high elasticity of rubber enables it to quickly return to its original state after being stressed, which is suitable for occasions where repeated deformation is required.

Strong wear resistance: The wear resistance of rubber makes it perform well in an environment with frequent friction, and is often used in tires, conveyor belts, etc.

Chemical corrosion resistance: Some rubber can resist the erosion of acid, alkali and other chemical substances, suitable for seals and pipelines in chemical equipment.

Good insulation: rubber is a good electrical insulator, widely used in wire and cable insulation layer and electrical equipment.

Shock absorption and noise reduction: rubber can effectively absorb shock and noise, often used in shock absorbers and sound insulation materials.

Good water resistance: The waterproof properties of rubber make it outstanding in sealing and waterproof applications, such as sealing rings and waterproof coatings.

Temperature adaptability: Some rubber can maintain performance at high or low temperatures, suitable for poor environments.

Flexible processing: Rubber can be formed through a variety of processes to adapt to the needs of complex shapes and sizes.

Economical and practical: Rich natural rubber resources, synthetic rubber cost controllable, and long service life, cost-effective.

Environmentally friendly and recyclable: Part of the rubber can be recycled and reused to reduce environmental impact.