Rubber sheets are primarily made of rubber (can include reinforcing materials such as fabric, thin metal plates, etc.), vulcanized to form sheet products with a certain thickness and large area, commonly referred to as rubber plates. They possess high hardness and general physical and mechanical properties, and can operate in air at temperatures of 20°~+140℃ under low pressure. Rubber sheets are produced by calendering and bonding compounded rubber or extrusion molding, then vulcanized using a flat press or a drum vulcanizer for continuous vulcanization. Colors: black, gray, green, blue, etc. They are widely used in industrial and mining enterprises, transportation departments, and for flooring. Used as sealing gaskets, rubber pads, window and door strips, and for laying workbenches and floors.
Categories
1. Divided into solid rubber sheets and rubber sheets with fabric or metal frame layers, based on the presence of interlayers.
2. By application, they can be divided into industrial rubber plates and rubber flooring.
3. By physical and chemical properties, they can be categorized as: fabric-reinforced rubber sheet, adhesive rubber sheet, insulating rubber sheet, oil-resistant rubber sheet, acid and alkali-resistant rubber sheet, ribbed anti-slip rubber sheet, block anti-slip rubber sheet, round-button anti-slip rubber sheet, asbestos rubber sheet, and oil-resistant asbestos rubber sheet.
4. Available in various colors and surface treatments: Black rubber sheet, Green rubber sheet (commonly known as green screen rubber sheet), Red rubber sheet (commonly known as red screen rubber sheet), White rubber sheet, Yellow rubber sheet, Blue rubber sheet, Grey rubber sheet, Textured rubber sheet, and Extra-wide rubber sheet.