Automobile rubber, electrical rubber, SWR rubber rings, rubber lubricant, elastromeric rubber rings.
Angular corrugate sheets, pc sheets, angular corrugate sheets, medium circular corrugate sheets, and small circular corrugate sheets.
Exporter of silk products, pp, pe rope.
EAS accessories(hard tag, CD safer, pin).
Rubber profile, rubber tubing, rubber cord, rubber gasket, rubber washer, rubber strap, rubber tie down strap.
Rubber parts - rubber hoses, customerized molded parts.
Castings, Forgings, Turned Parts, MIM parts, Sintered parts for all grades & Rubber & Plastic parts.
PVC hose , rubber hose, slicone hose, rubber sheet.
Safeland tpv, epdm granules, aromatic & aliphatic binder, glue, resin, recycled playground & gym rubber flooring, synthetic/artificial grass, rubber blind tiles and plastic floorings..
Natural Rubber Yoga Mat, Exercise Mat, Mouse Pad, Floor Pad, and Rubber Leather.Shipment, FOB
Material Natural Rubber Color Black Brand RABBIT Size/Dimension 75 mm x 75 mm to 150 mm x 150 mm Structure DO Type &DD Type Weight 24 KG per Mtr A marine rubber fender acts as a dock bumper to absorb the kinetic energy of a boat/vessel during berthing against a jetty or a quay wall. A superior fender product can protect both the vessel and the berthing structure berthed against, preventing any damage and save on repair costs. Our port and ship fenders are manufactured with quality raw materials and made sure to comply with various international industry standards.
Diameter As per Customer size or drawing Usage/Application Dock & Ship Port Material Rubber Type Rubber Fender Color Black
Rubber sheet, rubber mat, rubber flooring, plastic bottle, PE bottle PET bottle, HDPE bottle, plastic container, plastic jar.
Base oils, rubber process oils, carbon black.
Wooden furniture , natural rubber.
Tea, rubber.Manpower recruitment
Silicone rubber scrap.
Copper cathode, styrene-butadiene rubber, butadiene rubber.
Natural rubber SVR10, SVR20, SVR3L, RSS3.Latex 60%, black pepper: 500g/l, 550g/l, white pepeer 630g/l..
Tea, rubber.
