Rubber is characterized by its exceptional elasticity, as it can be stretched to a great extent and then returns to its original shape. This property makes it ideal for rubber bands, balloons and gloves.
Rubber is an excellent insulator against electricity and heat. It is therefore used in the electrical industry for insulating cables and wires and in the manufacture of heat-resistant products such as oven gloves.
Due to its flexibility and resistance to moisture, rubber is widely used in the automotive and construction industries, especially for the production of seals and sealing materials.
Silicone, which is used in the electronics and food industries due to its heat-resistant properties. Silicone is also popular in medical technology as it is hypoallergenic and well tolerated by the human body. Medical gloves and catheters are examples of products for which rubber and elastomers are indispensable.
Sports equipment benefits from the shock-absorbing properties of rubber. It is used in balls, shoe soles and sports mats to provide athletes with a comfortable and safe experience.
Natural rubber is biodegradable and derived from renewable resources, making it an environmentally friendly choice for a variety of applications.
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Zeppelinallee 69
D-60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Managing Director:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Herbert Baaser
Phone: +49 69 7936-154
Mail: info@dkg-rubber.de