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The processes of rubber mastication and mixing are the core stages in rubber processing, directly influencing the final product quality.

The performance of rubber sealing products depends on a well-designed formulation and processing technology.

In the era of the “dual-carbon” strategy and the rapid growth of high-end manufacturing, the rubber industry is undergoing unprecedented transformation.

Driven by the rapid development of new energy, power, construction waterproofing, and pharmaceutical packaging industries, performance requirements for sealing and protective materials are continuously increasing.

As new energy vehicles (NEVs) gain rapid adoption, battery packs, liquid-cooling systems, and vehicle structures are placing higher demands on sealing and damping components.

All combustion requires combustible material, oxygen, and an ignition source (the fire triangle theory).

In industrial manufacturing, automotive electronics, and building construction, traditional sealing materials often face challenges such as complex installation, poor adhesion, and easy aging or detachment.

As an important polymer material, pure rubber systems inherently suffer from low mechanical strength and poor wear resistance.

In modern industrial production, vibration has become a critical challenge that limits productivity, affects product quality, and poses potential safety risks.