2026 witnesses the global rubber products market stepping into a phase of structural growth under the tight balance of supply and demand, with the market scale expected to hit 580 billion US dollars. Driven by the global recovery of new energy vehicles, high-end manufacturing and infrastructure construction, the automotive, industrial and HVAC sectors have emerged as the core growth poles, bringin...
In 2026, import regulatory requirements for rubber products have been continuously tightened in the world’s major markets. The European Union, North America, and Southeast Asia, as the core export destinations for rubber goods, have successively updated certification standards, chemical substance control, traceability systems and customs clearance rules. For rubber hoses, seals, industrial rubber ...
Entering the North American rubber market requires FDA, UL, and CSA certifications—non-negotiable for market access, regulatory compliance, and buyer trust. As a Chinese manufacturer, we streamline certification and maintenance for global clients. FDA Certification: Food & Contact Safety Mandatory for rubber in food, beverage, or medical contact. Core standard: 21 CFR 177.2600. Key test...
Silicone and EPDM are the two most widely used general-purpose rubber materials in industrial and civilian sealing fields. Many global buyers and engineering teams often face confusion in material selection, as misselection easily causes aging failure, water quality pollution and equipment downtime. A clear comparison of outdoor weather resistance, high-temperature stability and drinking water saf...
Choosing the right rubber material is critical when designing components for automotive applications. Different parts are exposed to different operating conditions, from engine heat and oil to moisture, ozone, and outdoor weathering. EPDM, NBR, and silicone rubber each offer different characteristics for these environments, making material selection an important part of component design. EPDM is w...
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