Rubber Curing Machine Specification
- Display Type
- Digital LCD Display
- Specimen Size
- Cylindrical, diameter 30 mm x 5 mm height
- Interface Type
- USB output, digital panel
- Number of Specimens
- Single test per cycle
- Application
- Measuring the vulcanization properties of rubber compounds
- Measuring Range
- 0-20 Nm (torque)
- Operating Voltage
- 220-240V AC
- Gas Pressure
- 0.6 MPa (for pneumatic systems)
- Features
- Auto-calibration, Overheat protection, Emergency Stop button
- Power Supply
- 220-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
- Response Time
- Instantaneous (within 2 seconds)
- Equipment Type
- Moving Die Rheometer (Rubber Curing Machine)
- Hardness
- Suitable for 30-90 Shore A rubber
- Port Size
- Standard, as per design
- Temperature
- Ambient to 200C
- Humidity
- Up to 85% RH (non-condensing)
- Automation Grade
- Semi-Automatic
- Usage
- For laboratories and quality control in rubber industries
- Capacity
- Up to 100 tests per day
- Machine Weight
- 150 Kilograms (kg)
- Test Speed
- Standard, in line with ASTM D5289
- Control Mode
- Microprocessor/PLC Control
- Heating System
- Closed die heating system with PID control
- Die Material
- Hard Chrome Plated Steel
- External Dimensions
- 600 mm x 550 mm x 800 mm
- Ambient Temperature Range
- 10C to 45C
- Safety
- Emergency Stop, Circuit Breaker Protection
- Operation Mode
- Automatic with manual override
- Data Storage
- On-board memory for over 1000 test results
- Cooling Type
- Air-cooled housing
- Communication Port
- RS232/USB
About Rubber Curing Machine
A rubber curing (or vulcanizing) machine is an industrial device that applies controlled heat and pressure to raw rubber products to trigger a chemical cross-linking reaction. This process, known as vulcanization, transforms soft, tacky, and weak rubber into a durable, highly elastic, and temperature-resistant material