Vulcanized rubber is a rubber material with a network structure formed by the vulcanization and cross-linking of raw rubber. The vulcanization process introduces cross-linking bonds between rubber molecules, forming a three-dimensional network structure. Vulcanized rubber is widely used in footwear and other fields.
Vulcanized rubber is a network-structured rubber obtained by vulcanizing compounded rubber under certain conditions (such as adding vulcanizing agents, specific temperature and pressure, and radiation irradiation). Vulcanized rubber is an elastic rubber that has lost its plasticity, and it possesses a range of valuable performance properties.
