Rubber drying is a critical step in rubber processing (e.g., natural rubber, synthetic rubber like styrene-butadiene rubber) to reduce moisture content—excess moisture can cause defects in final products (e.g., bubbles in rubber sheets, reduced mechanical strength) and hinder subsequent processes (e.g., vulcanization). Microwave drying is an advanced thermal processing technology that has gradually replaced traditional drying methods (e.g., hot air drying, oven drying) in rubber industry due to its high efficiency and energy-saving features. Rubber microwave drying is a high-efficiency, high-quality, and eco-friendly technology that addresses the limitations of traditional drying. With ongoing improvements in microwave equipment design and process control, it will play an increasingly important role in the modern rubber industry.
