Flooring and roofing applications are the most popular uses of rubber sheets in the industry. Rubber provides good resistance to substances like oil and petroleum, ultra violet lights, and oxidizing elements. Furthermore, it has the capacity to maintain flexibility even in cold temperatures. It is elastic and that even makes it suitable for various kinds of shock absorbers and for specialized machinery mountings designed to reduce vibration.
Various types of rubber sheets are used for numerous purposes for example industrial buildings, agricultural machines, and Original Equipment Manufacturer parts. They also have commercial and residential usage in storerooms, gyms, dance studios, garages, under shower pans, drainage systems, washer and dryer pans, weather stripping, and in many other construction and remodeling uses.
Rubber sheets are used in every industry be it scientific or otherwise. Nevertheless, it is used in footwear, medicine, engineering, railways, automotive, defense, aeronautics, marine, and many others. For instance, they can be used as railroad tank cars and a lining for storage tanks, for making floor mats, gaskets, bearing pads, horse stall mats, sandblasting and orthopedic footwear, or other types of curtains capable of withstanding intense work conditions. Such sheets can even be laid under showerheads and outside washrooms to prevent slipping or tripping.
As rubber sheets are becoming more and more widely used their demand now and in the near future will increasingly grow. Above all, the rubber sheets are more cost-effective in comparison with their substitutes available in the market. The ability of rubber to combine itself easily with other products and its cost effectiveness makes it the most favored product in the industrial market.