Rubber for the sugar industry is essential for the demanding conditions of sugar production, where equipment must resist heat, abrasion and the corrosive effects of sugar cane juice. At Everest Rubber, we manufacture custom molded rubber gaskets, silicone rubber, molded elastomeric parts, plates and rolls for maintenance routines, and anti-vibration rubber for machinery. ISO 9001 certified manufacturer with fast delivery across the USA.
Custom molded rubber gaskets, silicone rubber, molded elastomeric parts and products. Molded rubber parts.
We have a line of products for the sugar industry.
Our products:
– Plates for all types of use in maintenance routines.
– Rubber plates and rolls.
Our products:
| Plates for all use types in maintenance routines: | Rubber rolls and rubber sheets |
| Rubber products for vibration reduction | Anti-vibration rubber plate for machinery |
| We manufacture all type of rubber gaskets and different molded items | Rubber Moldings |
| Non-vulcanized rubber, abrasion-resistant for coatings | Rubber Moldings |
The sugar industry uses a wide range of rubber products including custom molded gaskets, silicone rubber, molded elastomeric parts, rubber plates and rolls for maintenance routines, anti-vibration rubber for machinery, and non-vulcanized abrasion-resistant rubber for coatings.
Rubber is used in sugar processing because it resists heat, abrasion and the corrosive effects of sugar cane juice. It provides effective sealing in machinery, reduces vibration, and protects equipment from wear in the demanding sugar production environment.
Yes, we manufacture all types of rubber gaskets and molded items for the sugar industry. We also develop special formulations to meet your specifications at the lowest possible cost, with in-house mold manufacturing and ASTM-compliant testing. See rubber moldings for more details.
The best materials for the sugar industry include silicone rubber for high-temperature resistance, EPDM for weather and ozone resistance, and neoprene for chemical and oil resistance. The choice depends on the specific application and the substances in contact with the rubber. For more information, see our silicone for high temperatures.