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Rubber Product List and Ranking from 342 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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Rubber Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

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  1. 六菱ゴム Osaka//Rubber products
  2. カテックス 工業用品営業本部 Aichi//Resin/Plastic
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  4. 4 東北ゴム 本社工場 Miyagi//Rubber products
  5. 5 アラム Osaka//Machine elements and parts
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  1. High-performance fluororubber "AFLAS"
  2. Japanese-made PVC hose nipple fitting "ARAM PVC Nipple Nut" アラム
  3. Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) - Kumho Petrochemical クラレトレーディング
  4. Self-lubricating rubber / Non-sticking rubber "Pendant Rubber" 田崎アサヒ
  5. 5 Waterproof rubber for water barrier equipment such as sluices and corner drains. カナエ

Rubber Product List

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From 1 piece to large lots, we accommodate a wide range.

From 1 piece to large lots, we accommodate a wide range.

We respond to the diversifying needs and shapes and materials tailored to various applications with flexible adaptability and technical expertise.

Rubber comes in various materials, such as cushioning materials and gaskets that support the development of industry behind the scenes. We respond to the diversifying needs and applications with flexible adaptability and technical expertise. Through various processing methods, we meet a wide range of requests with high-precision cutting, punching, and adhesive processing techniques, from single pieces to large lots. Of course, we can process a variety of materials, including natural rubber, silicone rubber, and fluorine rubber. 【Features】 ■ From single pieces to large lots ■ High-precision cutting, punching, and adhesive processing techniques to meet various requests ■ Various processing options available for materials including natural rubber, silicone rubber, and fluorine rubber *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Processing Contract

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Presentation of Case Studies: High-Quality Automotive Parts Made with Aluminum Die Casting

Presentation of Case Studies: High-Quality Automotive Parts Made with Aluminum Die Casting

Utilizing advanced processing techniques! We provide stable quality for thin-walled and complex-shaped parts.

In the automotive industry, where high quality is required, Meck has numerous achievements. We manufacture a variety of products, including "forklift parts," "hybrid vehicle parts," "seat belt parts," and "electric sliding door parts." We use our own developed image inspection machines for reliable quality assurance and to improve the efficiency of the inspection process. Additionally, we sometimes manufacture inspection machines from scratch according to the specifications and characteristics of the products, thoroughly addressing defective parts. 【Product Examples】 ■ Forklift Parts ■ Hybrid Vehicle Parts ■ Seat Belt Parts ■ Electric Sliding Door Parts ■ Hybrid Vehicle Parts *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Interior parts

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Efforts towards the SDGs: Commitment to Eco-Tex® certified products

Efforts towards the SDGs: Commitment to Eco-Tex® certified products

Using natural materials as raw materials! Contributing to a sustainable future by providing products that consider people and the environment.

In June 2013, our company received the international safety standard Oeko-Tex® certification for "100 Class 1." Among Oeko-Tex®, "100 Class 1" has stricter standards. Products that have received this certification are safer to use and are highly valued in medical institutions and other settings. As of March 2021, the products that have received Oeko-Tex® certification include our staple product, "woven rubber," and we plan to increase the number of certified products in the future. By providing products that consider both people and the environment, we aim to contribute to a sustainable future. This is the vision of our company as a "manufacturing" enterprise. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
  • fiber

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Properties of rubber

Properties of rubber

Synthetic rubber exhibits a wide variety of properties through various formulations! Here we introduce the advantages and disadvantages of rubber.

Rubber can be broadly divided into "natural rubber," made from the sap of rubber trees, and "synthetic rubber," produced from petroleum. As an elastomer, rubber contracts when force is applied and generates a restoring force when the force is released, but it does not completely return to its original state. This characteristic is influenced by the molecular chain structure of rubber. Rubber that exhibits contraction and restoration possesses exceptional properties for use as packing and seals. In addition, related links provide information on how rubber and plastics are made, as well as the characteristics of major synthetic rubbers. Please take a look. 【Advantages of Rubber】 ■ The unique "contraction and restoration" property of rubber ■ Some materials, despite being petroleum-based, have "self-extinguishing" properties *For more details, please refer to the related links page or feel free to contact us.

  • Rubber
  • plastic

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Ozone degradation of rubber

Ozone degradation of rubber

The mechanism of rubber degradation by ozone and prevention measures.

The causes of rubber degradation include direct sunlight, wear, and ozone. Since ozone exists in the atmosphere, measures against ozone are necessary to prevent rubber degradation and extend its lifespan. Here, we will explain the mechanisms and causes of ozone-related rubber degradation, as well as methods to prevent ozone degradation. If you frequently use rubber in areas with high ozone concentrations or where ozone is likely to occur, or if you are concerned about degradation due to ozone, please refer to this information. For detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Vulcanization of rubber

Vulcanization of rubber

What is rubber vulcanization?

In the rubber manufacturing process, it is essential to go through a process called "vulcanization." Without it, the rubber will not have the elasticity we imagine. However, vulcanization is not a common term, and many people may not fully understand its meaning. This article will explain the overview of vulcanization in rubber manufacturing, its differences from cross-linking, its differences from unvulcanized rubber, and other methods besides vulcanization. For detailed information, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Latex rubber

Latex rubber

What is latex? Four types, characteristics, and uses.

Latex, made from natural materials, has a long history among rubbers. While many synthetic rubbers have emerged besides latex, it still has high demand today and is used for various applications. This article provides an overview of latex, including its types, characteristics, and uses, which are essential for understanding rubber. It also explains the differences between latex and rubber, making it a useful reference when considering latex as a raw material for rubber product manufacturing or processing, or when comparing it with other rubbers. For detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Urethane rubber

Urethane rubber

Types and Characteristics of Urethane Rubber

Polyurethane rubber has superior wear resistance and mechanical strength compared to other synthetic rubbers. Nowadays, polyurethane rubber can be seen not only in industrial products but also in everyday life. However, many people may feel that they do not fully understand how polyurethane rubber differs from other types of rubber. This article will explain the overview and types of polyurethane rubber, as well as the differences between polyurethane foam and other materials. For detailed information, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Ethylene propylene rubber

Ethylene propylene rubber

What is Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)? Characteristics and Applications

Ethylene propylene rubber (EPR), a synthetic rubber with excellent weather resistance, is widely used in outdoor applications. However, it has different properties compared to other synthetic rubbers, such as low oil resistance, so it is important to determine whether it is suitable for the intended use. This article explains the overview, characteristics, and applications of ethylene propylene rubber. It also discusses ethylene propylene diene rubber (EPDM), which can be sulfur-cured. We hope this information will help you choose the right synthetic rubber for your product manufacturing needs. For more detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Rubber market

Rubber market

Is the rubber market centered in Asia? The history of transactions in Japan.

Rubber products, used for a variety of purposes from everyday items to industrial products, have become an indispensable part of our lives. The main sources of natural rubber are Thailand, India, Vietnam, and most silicone comes from China. Although rubber has developed primarily in Asia, its limited production areas make it susceptible to political influences, leading to significant price increases for natural rubber and silicone rubber. Additionally, synthetic rubber is derived from petroleum, making it subject to fluctuations in crude oil prices. Here, we will discuss the history of rubber exchanges in Japan, compare rubber production volumes with other Asian countries, and examine the demand for natural rubber and Japan's new rubber. For detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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Rubber parts used in automobiles

Rubber parts used in automobiles

Rubber parts used in automobiles

When it comes to automotive rubber, many people may think of tires, but in reality, rubber is used in various forms in parts other than tires. The rubber used in automotive parts is industrial rubber. To ensure proper vehicle operation and to prevent vibration and noise, it is essential to select rubber that has high oil resistance, heat resistance, and strength against abrasion and tearing. This article will explain the overview of rubber as an automotive component, the types of rubber materials, and the kinds of rubber parts used in vehicles. For detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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The history of rubber

The history of rubber

History of Rubber | Basic Knowledge of Rubber

Rubber, which has now become indispensable in our lives. This time, we will provide a detailed explanation of the history of rubber, including the discovery of natural rubber, which is considered the beginning of rubber, the development of the rubber industry centered around the UK and the USA, and the establishment of our own technology. For more detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

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When will the shortage of rubber raw materials continue?

When will the shortage of rubber raw materials continue?

When will the shortage of rubber raw materials continue?

The novel coronavirus infection has had a significant impact not only on healthcare but also on the economy, manufacturing, and logistics. The concern here is the shortage of rubber materials due to the halt in manufacturing and logistics. This article will explain the current situation regarding the shortage of rubber materials, the causes, and future outlooks against the backdrop of the novel coronavirus infection. The demand for rubber products, especially medical rubber gloves, is particularly increasing. Those who are feeling anxious about the shortage of rubber materials should definitely refer to this information. For detailed articles, please refer to the related links below.

  • Rubber

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High-temperature resistant materials as cutting materials and abrasives.

High-temperature resistant materials as cutting materials and abrasives.

It is a material suitable for the solar and electronics fields!

SIC has ultimate strength, sharp edges, and unique brittleness, making it a primary raw material for abrasives, sandpaper, and polishing wires made of ceramics or synthetic resin composite materials, alongside corundum. SIC is useful for processing various hard materials such as hard metal, cast iron, copper, brass, aluminum, zinc, glass, marble, granite, carbon, synthetic resin, and wood. SIC is available in both coarse particles (in mm) and fine particles (in μm) and can be used in its raw state or in a bonded state as desired. 【Features】 ■ Ultimate strength, sharp edges, and unique brittleness ■ Useful for processing various hard materials ■ Can be used in its raw state or in a bonded state as desired *You can download the English version of the catalog. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Composite Materials
  • Other polymer materials

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