Is there any residue after the rubber hose vulcanization label is released from the mold?

There are residues in the demoulding of rubber tube vulcanization labels, which not only affects the appearance of the product, but may also increase manual cleaning costs, and in severe cases may even lead to the rework of the entire batch. Why is the demoulding not clean?

We know that under high temperature and high pressure environments, ordinary release layers are prone to failure. All of our products use imported high-stability release films, coupled with precision coating processes, to ensure that they can still be released cleanly after steam vulcanization at 150-180°C, and can be removed immediately with no adhesive residue or stringing. At the same time, the ink system uses a special inert formula to avoid cross-linking reactions with vulcanizing agents or precipitates in the rubber, fundamentally eliminating the hidden danger of "adhesion".

We are a hose vulcanized strip printing manufacturer with 20 years of experience. The ribbons we produce are suitable for natural rubber (NR), nitrile (NBR), chloroprene (CR), cis-butadiene (BR), styrene-butadiene (SBR), ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM), chlorinated polyethylene (CPE) and other mixed rubber hoses. We perform 100% full inspection on each batch of products, focusing on testing the consistency of release force and integrity after high temperature.； True factory direct sales provide more competitive prices while ensuring quality.

What's more, we provide free test samples - you can verify the release effect directly in your existing vulcanization process and see with your own eyes the actual performance of "one tear and clean". Welcome to request free samples for testing.