Company Blog

08-04

Insulating rubber sheet

With the innovative development of society and technology, bright red insulating rubber sheets—emerging as a cutting-edge composite material—are being adopted by an increasing number of industries. Their range of applications and uses is remarkably broad; in industrial and mining enterprises, as well as in the construction sector, they play a distinctive role in areas such as flooring. In everyday life and academic settings, we encounter them in forms like sealing rings, rubber gaskets, door and window seals, floor coverings, workbenches, and wooden floors.

05-16

How can you quickly whiten yellowed rubber soles?

What should you do if the rubber soles of your shoes have turned yellow? What solutions are available? Linghui Plastics, a manufacturer of rubber soles, has compiled four effective methods for your reference—let’s take a look!

05-16

Common Issues with Rubber Soles and Their Causes

While rubber soles certainly offer numerous advantages, they can also give rise to a variety of issues during use. Next, Linghui Plastics, a manufacturer of rubber soles, will walk you through the potential problems and their underlying causes.

04-26

Let’s take a look at how rubber soles are made.

The manufacturing process for rubber shoe soles: raw material weighing—massive‑force mixing—open mill refining—sheet extrusion—storage (minimum 24 hours)—bulk compound preparation—formulation weighing—open mill refining—sheet extrusion—cutting—vulcanization—(for foam soles) secondary vulcanization—rough grinding—cutting—edge trimming—finishing—shipping.

04-18

What should I do if my rubber-soled shoes make noise when I walk?

Because rubber is a polymer, rubber soles exhibit high elasticity and excellent wear resistance, enduring repeated bending, stretching, and compression without sustaining damage. Additionally, they are resistant to acids and alkalis, making them ideal for rainy weather.

03-25

Which is better: a rubber sole or a PVC sole?

Overall, PVC soles and rubber soles each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and they are suited to different types of footwear: PVC soles are ideal for fashion shoes, while rubber soles are better for athletic shoes.

03-21

Pros and cons of rubber soles, and how to care for them

We know that some shoes fall apart in less than six months—does that mean the problem lies with the shoe’s quality? Actually, not necessarily. A significant factor is how well the shoes are cared for.

03-12

Why does blooming occur during the production of rubber shoe soles?

Rubber soles are characterized by their softness, excellent elasticity, and shock-absorbing properties. Rubber product manufacturers typically use natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or a combination of both with reclaimed rubber to produce rubber soles.

03-02

How much do you know about rubber shoe soles?

Rubber soles are made from rubber, and the materials used can generally be categorized as either natural rubber or synthetic rubber.

11-21

Nearly half of Malaysia’s rubber exports go to China.

Recently, Malaysia’s Department of Statistics released rubber data for September. This month, the country’s natural rubber output rose 7.2% month-on-month to 61,731 tonnes, up 28.4% year-on-year.