Over-Jacketing Extrusion

Over-Jacketing Extrusion is produced by forcing uncured rubber through a die under heat and pressure, to form a part with a uniform cross section. This uncured rubber is then run through a heating unit to initiate the chemical cross linking reaction that causes to cure the rubber.

Other related extrusion processes are

• Sheet Extrusion
• Profile Extrusion
• Pipe Extrusion
• Lamination
• Foam etc.