A rubber roller that allows for uniform coating on film! Its durable structure reduces the hassle of replacements!
NBR is a material widely used as an oil-resistant rubber, and in addition to its oil resistance, it possesses abrasion resistance and stable heat resistance. At Tenshodo, we utilize the properties of NBR to manufacture and sell printing-related products such as "Sponge Incroll," "Thermal Incroll," and "Rubber Sheets." If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. 【Materials】 ■NBR ■Urethane *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since our founding, we have continued to manufacture office rubber stamps and printed rubber plates. In 1971, we introduced equipment for the production of porous rubber stamps at the same time as establishing our corporation, receiving material supplies. In 1975, we began the production of a synthetic rubber (NBR) sponge called "Porous Rubber," which we developed in-house, and its excellence as an ink pad was gradually recognized. Subsequently, we exported this material not only domestically but also to Germany, the UK, and other European countries. Based on these materials, we have widely manufactured various ink rolls for packaging equipment, and through the accumulation of extensive know-how, we have received high quality evaluations in the printing field. Our motto is to respond quickly to customer needs and to be agile in our manufacturing. In response to rapid technological innovation, we consolidated our operations in 2008, and under the leadership of our current president, we strive daily to revitalize our company as one that can propose new sponge materials, including NBR, leveraging our long-standing expertise during the "winter era" of ink rolls.