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Tokyo, Japan – The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., announced that on December 1 it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with PT Kirana Megatara Tbk, a major natural rubber supplier in Indonesia, to cooperate in efforts to provide economic support for Indonesian natural rubber farmers and to improve traceability to ensure transparency and soundness of the natural rubber supply chain. The MOU with Kirana Megatara is the latest concrete action taken under Yokohama Rubber’s “Procurement Policy for Sustainable Natural Rubber.” In conjunction with the signing of the MOU, the two companies held a seminar event targeted at improving the quality and productivity of natural rubber in Indonesia. The event, attended by about 50 small-scale farmers affiliated with Kirana Megatara and local government officials, featured a tapping contest and a quiz on agricultural technology. The farmers attending the event received a complementary supply of fertilizer and natural rubber coagulants.

The properties of these rubber materials are different, and you can choose according to your needs. When producing seals, it is necessary to select the appropriate rubber material first, and then complete the production through preheating, molding and other processes. Commonly used processes include calendering, molding, and injection. Let's take a look at the material of the seal. 1. What are the materials of the seals?

Cars are complex machines that rely on a variety of components to function properly. Among these components, rubber-based and elastomer parts play a crucial role in the smooth operation of automobile engine systems. These Automotive Rubber Parts are designed to provide durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear and tear, making them essential for the overall performance and reliability of a vehicle.

Many electronic products often have practical problems of liquid leakage or insufficient waterproof performance during actual use. At this time, rubber seals are usually used to deal with the departments that are prone to leakage. Because these products are widely distributed in the industry Therefore, people often refer to the rubber accessories used for product sealing as miscellaneous rubber parts. Many industries cannot do without the supply of such miscellaneous rubber parts when producing products, and some even require customized production.

Hanover, Germany – Continental pursues a holistic approach to make the complex and fragmented supply chains for natural rubber more sustainable: The latest digital technologies, local involvement in the cultivation of rubber, and close cooperation with strong partners are aimed at creating more transparency along the entire value chain. “We actively take responsibility in our supply chains. Only when natural rubber is responsibly sourced, we consider it a sustainable material,” says Claus Petschick, Head of Sustainability at Continental Tires. As of today, completely seamless traceability of natural rubber is technically impossible due to the high complexity of the supply chain. With its commitment, Continental is working at full speed on a blueprint for the sustainable and responsible structuring of supply chains.