Transportation

The rubber industry has developed along with the automotive industry. The rapid development of the automobile industry and petrochemical industry in the 1960s has greatly improved the production level of the rubber industry. In the 1970s, in order to meet the needs of high speed, safety and energy conservation of automobiles, eliminate pollution and prevent pollution, Promote the continuous appearance of new tire varieties. Raw rubber consumption occupies a considerable proportion in transportation. For example: a Jiefang brand 4-ton truck needs more than 200 kilograms of rubber products, a hard-seat carriage needs to be equipped with more than 300 kilograms of rubber products, and a giant 10,000-ton wheel requires nearly 10 tons of rubber products, and a jet type Airliners require nearly 600 kilograms of rubber. In sea, land and air transportation, no one can do without rubber products. As a means of transportation, tires are a major accessory. In addition to the production of ordinary tires, we have also vigorously developed radial tires and tubeless tires. Some also use rubber tires in subways. Railway vehicles and automobiles are widely used in rubber spring shock-absorbing products and airtight rubber. Large-scale stores, stations, and subways are also using people-carrying belts. In addition, there are "hovercrafts" and "hovercrafts" made of rubber.

Industrial mine

The industrial sector needs more rubber products, large and small, with many varieties and a wide range of uses, and some have special requirements. The main products are tape, hose, sealing gasket, rubber roller, rubber sheet, rubber lining and labor protection products. In mining, coal, metallurgy and other industries, tapes are used to transport finished products, which are constantly appearing everywhere. For the needs of large-scale production, steel wire core conveyor belts and synthetic fiber conveyor belts are also produced. The rubber lining of mining mills uses forging rubber instead of manganese steel, which has increased the service life by two to four times and also reduced noise. This product has been promoted worldwide.

Agriculture, forestry and water conservancy

The development of agriculture, forestry and water conservancy also requires a variety of rubber products. In addition to various tires for tractors and agricultural machinery, rubber tracks used in combine harvesters, rubber imperviousness used in irrigation ponds, water heels and reservoirs The use of floors and rubber dams, rubber boats, life-saving supplies, etc. are all increasing. There are rubber accessories in agricultural and sideline processing equipment and forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery technical equipment. For example, a Tie Niu 40 wheel tractor requires 121 pieces of rubber products. With the development of agricultural mechanization and farmland water conservancy, more and more rubber products are required.