Crepe Rubber

Crepe Rubber is a type of natural rubber commonly used as a raw material in the production of various rubber products such as elastic bands, shoe soles, conveyor belts, and industrial rubber parts. It appears as thin, rough-textured rubber sheets with a color range from white to light or dark brown, depending on the raw material quality and manufacturing process.

Types of Crepe Rubber:

• White Crepe and Pale Crepe Produced directly from fresh latex, these grades offer high purity, light color, and excellent physical properties. They are ideal for industries that require clean raw materials, such as medical-grade rubber or high-end footwear production.
• Field Grade Crepe Made from secondary raw materials such as cup lump, tree lace, bark scrap, or trimmings from smoked sheets. This type of crepe rubber tends to be darker in color and has lower physical properties, making it suitable for general-purpose applications that do not require high technical performance, such as flooring rubber or basic rubber components.

Advantages:

• Natural material that is easy to mold and process
• Quality can be adjusted based on production needs
• Versatile for use across multiple industries

Industrial Applications:

• Footwear manufacturing
• Elastic and general rubber product industries
• Automotive parts production
• Standard-grade natural rubber processing