Manufacturing Process

Final Batching and Testing

For this process, we use an advanced intermixing system and a robust stock blending unit to ensure our rubber compound is perfectly mixed. After blending, the final batch-off system cools the rubber to room temperature through efficient atomization. This cooling phase allows the chemicals to settle properly. Subsequently, the rubber is expertly cut into sheets or strips to meet specific customer requirements, reflecting our commitment to high-quality, tailored solutions.

Straining

We offer in-house straining to meet customers’ specific needs for rubber components in critical applications. Using a gear pump extruder, we filter and purify the rubber compound, ensuring top-quality standards and purity.

Testing Laboratory

We have the below testing equipment to facilitate and validate our rubber compounds.

End To End Traceability

With our advanced barcoding system, we ensure end-to-end traceability, tracking every rubber batch from Mixing to Dispatch. Our unique batch numbers provide full transparency and accountability, reflecting our commitment to high standards and precision.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBK
ASTM Classification:	CIIR
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Derivative of butyl rubber which has been reacted with chlorine in a continuous process
Benefits	Low gas permeability Excellent ozone resistance Good steam resistance Good fire resistance.
Limitations	Poor resistance to oils and non-polar solvents .
Service Temperature °C	-50 to 120°C
Applications / Products	Inner tyre tubes, breathing apparatus for defence and fire services, Dampers.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBH
ASTM Classification:	HNBR
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Hydrogenated (≥ 90% saturation) version of acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber, which shows improved stability and physical properties compared to standard NBR
Benefits	Good resistance to oils and non-polar solvents High tensile strength Good ozone and weathering resistance Good abrasion resistance Excellent heat resistance.
Limitations	Decreased low temperature flexibility compared to NBR Poor steam resistance.
Service Temperature °C	-25 to 170°C
Applications / Products	Oil & gas industry.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBV
ASTM Classification:	FVMQ
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Copolymer of fluorovinyl and methyl siloxane
Benefits	Excellent resistance to high and low temperatures Excellent ozone resistance Excellent compression set resistance Good resistance to oils and most non-polar solvents.
Limitations	Poor tensile strength and abrasion resistance.
Service Temperature °C	-60 to 200°C
Applications / Products	Food and medical applications, aircraft fuel systems.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBV
ASTM Classification:	VMQ
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Polydimethylsiloxane containing vinyl (VMQ)
Benefits	Excellent resistance to high and low temperatures.
Limitations	Poor tensile strength Poor resistance to oils and non-polar solvents.
Service Temperature °C	-60 to 225°C
Applications / Products	Food and medical applications.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBD
ASTM Classification:	ECO
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Polymers based on polyepichlorohydrin which may also contain ethylene oxide and allyl glycidyl ether
Benefits	Excellent ozone resistance Good resistance to oils .Fire resistance.
Limitations	Poor resistance to some non-polar solvents Poor steam resistance.
Service Temperature °C	-35 to 125°C
Applications / Products	Seals, gaskets, diaphragms, cable jackets and belting.

GB GUMMI Ref:	GBN
ASTM Classification:	NR
FULL FORM OF RM/Rubber	Natural Rubber
Benefits	High Tensile Properties, Better Abrasion resistance, Good Resilience properties
Limitations	Poor resistance to oils and fuels, inferior weather resistance.
Service Temperature °C	-30 to 60°C
Applications / Products	Suspension Mounts, Damper, Bushing, Bump Stop, Diaphragm, Isolator Mount, Food Grade Seals, V BELTS, etc.

Manufacturing Process

Final Batching and Testing

Straining

Testing Laboratory

End To End Traceability

We Deliver Custom Rubber Compounds for Every Need