Rubber Tiles

Rubber Tiles is a sheet-like elastic material made from natural or synthetic rubber, supplemented with fillers, vulcanizers, antioxidants, and other additives. The material is then processed through mixing, molding, and vulcanization. Its high elasticity, wear and slip resistance, strong weather resistance, and insulation properties make it widely used in industrial sealing, shock absorption and cushioning, floor coverings, and insulation protection. It is an important foundational material for industries such as machinery manufacturing, construction engineering, and the electronics and electrical sectors.
• Classification by Material:

• Natural rubber sheet: Excellent elasticity and low-temperature resistance (remains flexible at -50°C), but poor weather resistance. Suitable for shock absorption and cushioning.

• Synthetic rubber sheet:

▪ Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR): Excellent oil resistance, used for fuel tank seals and oil pipe gaskets.

▪ Chloroprene rubber (CR): Weather-resistant, ozone-resistant, and flame-retardant, commonly used for outdoor sealing and building waterproofing.

▪ Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM): Excellent weather resistance, stable performance within a temperature range of -60°C to 150°C, and widely used in door and window seals.

• Classification by Function:

• Ordinary rubber sheet: Used for general industrial sealing and cushioning.

Specialty rubber sheet: Features special properties such as antistatic, acid and alkali resistance, insulation, and flame retardancy.

Maintenance Specifications

• Daily Inspection: Inspect the rubber sheet monthly. Replace any cracks, aging, or deformation.

• Environmental Protection: Avoid long-term exposure to strong acids, alkalis, and UV rays. Use high-temperature-resistant rubber for high-temperature applications and low-temperature-resistant rubber for low-temperature applications.

• Cleaning and Maintenance: Use a neutral detergent to remove surface stains. Avoid using solvents such as gasoline and acetone to prevent swelling and aging of the rubber.