The application of rubber sheet in daily life and its common types

As you drive home today or take a walk in the city, look around and you may notice a construction site for a new shopping mall or a street sweeper driving along a busy road, these applications are common applications for EPDM/EVA sheets, But the average person may never realize it.
  
  Rubber sheet can permeate our daily life, and its application range is wide, usually closely related to industry. However, some knowledge about rubber flux can only help you to understand the usefulness of this product in our daily life. Now let's delve into the basics of rubber sheets and even look at the manufacturing process of rubber sheets.
  
   First of all, it is important to know that the product usually comes from four broad categories including: Reclaimed Rubber, Reclaimed Rubber, Synthetic Rubber and Natural Rubber. Recycled materials are mainly made from recycled tire scraps, which are put back together using a binder. This should not be confused with recycled material, which is also made from recycled tires and other discarded parts. The reclaimed rubber is devulcanized and vulcanized again to form sheet rubber. Synthetic materials are one of the most widespread rubber sheet materials, but are primarily derived from butadiene and styrene, which are by-products of petroleum. These gases can be combined with several different materials to produce sheets with different chemical and physical properties; creating materials suitable for many applications.
  
   Finally, the natural rubber material is collected from trees in South America, Africa and Asia. Through this extraction process, the sap or latex is removed from the tree and left to heal to produce more rubber. These four different categories provide the basis for different rubber rolls and are used in a variety of applications to meet the needs of our society.