India is the world’s largest producer and third largest consumer of natural rubber. India manufactures more than 35000 different kinds of rubber products in 6000 different units all over India for domestic as well as for export whose turnover is close to USD 5 billion per annum.
The Rubber Board is a statutory body constituted by the Government of India, under the Rubber Act 1947, for the overall development of the rubber industry in the country. As envisaged in the Act, the Indian Rubber Board was set up as the statutory organisation responsible for assisting the government in implementation of the various provisions of the Act. The Rubber Rules (1955) provides guidelines for such activities. Both the Rubber Act and Rubber Rules have undergone several amendments, the latest being in 2009.
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Synthetic rubber can be mostly used with natural rubbers as a single polymer or in mixtures. In Between 65% and 70% of all rubber goes into the production of tyres. Other main applications include binders for paper coating, carpet backing and molded articles such as thin gloves.
Expanded rubber for mattresses and sponges are used. It is also found in very thin films for condoms, gloves or balloons, and in thicker films for the production of casting molds, truck and car tyres, engine mounts and various rubber / metal compounds.
Another important application of rubber are sealing strips. Because of favorable weather properties, it is mainly used for this EPDM. The sealing systems are manufactured by extrusion and finishing processes often flocked in connected, laminated or painted.
Synthetic rubber can be mostly used with natural rubbers as a single polymer or in mixtures. In Between 65% and 70% of all rubber goes into the production of tyres. Other main applications include binders for paper coating, carpet backing and molded articles such as thin gloves.
Expanded rubber for mattresses and sponges are used. It is also found in very thin films for condoms, gloves or balloons, and in thicker films for the production of casting molds, truck and car tyres, engine mounts and various rubber / metal compounds.
Another important application of rubber are sealing strips. Because of favorable weather properties, it is mainly used for this EPDM. The sealing systems are manufactured by extrusion and finishing processes often flocked in connected, laminated or painted.
Advantages over natural rubber include:
