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Rubber tubing is a product that is used day to day both in the household and for industrial applications, but what actually is rubber tubing and how is it made? Keep reading to find out everything there is to know about rubber tubing.

In this guide, we are taking a closer look at EPDM rubber. Keep reading to find out more about this material, including the properties of EPDM and its common applications.

Designed especially for use with food preparation, manufacturing and packaging, food grade rubber is a certified rubber grade that has been approved for use.

Rubber extrusion is a process used to manufacture rubber, whereby synthetic or natural rubber is forced through a shaped die, and later vulcanized to harden the material into the desired end product.

A rubber fender, sometimes referred to as a rubber bumper, is a rubber piece that is mounted onto various vehicles, or objects, to provide protection in the event of a collision.

When it comes to buying rubber, there are a range of benefits that can be accessed by purchasing your rubber from a UK rubber manufacturer, such as quality, longevity, standards, and reduced costs.

Synthetic rubber is an artificial, man-made elastomer, whereby polymers are created through the use of petroleum-based monomers. In this guide, we take a closer look at what synthetic rubber is, the different types, and how it is manufactured.

From tyres on vehicles to the soles of our trainers, we heavily rely on rubber in our everyday lives. But have you ever stopped to think, how is rubber made? In this article we take a look at the most common rubber manufacturing processes, which transform rubber from its original form into the products we know.

Viton is a unique fluoropolymer in the FKM family, which is a trademark of The Chemours Company FC, LLC. Depending on the application, Based on the product application, a copolymer is chosen for the Viton rubber compound, creating different grades of rubber with varying characteristics. To ensure the correct grade of Viton is used, it is important to outline the application requirements.