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【Introduction Background】 Secondary vulcanization of acrylic rubber hoses and vulcanization of thin-walled hoses are performed using batch-type vulcanization furnaces or steam pressure vulcanization pipes. The production volume varies depending on the skill level of the operators. 【Implementation Example】 New line (continuous vulcanization) 【Results】 - Stable productivity has been achieved through continuous vulcanization. - While an electric furnace was used in the batch-type furnace, switching to a gas furnace resulted in significantly improved thermal efficiency. - Since steam was used in the vulcanization pipe, wastewater treatment was necessary, but this requirement has been eliminated. □ For other functions and details, please contact us.
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