The center of the world rubber machinery is shifting to China
Currently, several leading global rubber machinery companies have established joint ventures or wholly-owned subsidiaries in mainland China. These include Japan’s Kobe Steel, the Netherlands’ VMI, Taiwan’s Jingyuan and Dongpu Oil Pressure, all of which are among the world's top 32 manufacturers. Beyond these top names, there are over ten foreign-funded rubber machinery firms operating in China, such as Shanghai Xima Weili, Anhui Lanshi, Shenzhen Jiaxin Electronic Equipment Technology, Qingdao Xuguang and Yadong, Guilin Yinhe, Jianyang Longxiang, and Guangdong Huada. Most of them are small, specialized factories. Additionally, Slovakia’s Matado has partnered with Qingdao University’s Soft Control to jointly develop equipment for radial tire calendering, extrusion, cutting, and forming. Canada’s RMS collaborated with Dalian Bingshan Rubber and Plastics Co., Ltd. to produce three composite extrusion lines, while Japan’s Ishikawajima Heavy Industries worked with Dalian Bingshan to manufacture steel cord calenders. The U.S.-based Farrell company also partnered with Qingdao University’s Soft Control for mixer distribution, assembly, and maintenance. In 2006, Qingdao Global Group and India’s L&T Co., Ltd. established a joint venture called Lacente Boluo (Qingdao) Rubber Machinery Co., Ltd. In 1995, Japanese companies like Kobe Steel began entering the Chinese market, establishing operations and engaging in various forms of collaboration in technology, capital, and marketing. Many of these companies have grown rapidly and achieved impressive results. For example, Haijingyuan Machinery surpassed its Taiwanese headquarters in sales, securing a spot in the top 13 globally. Yantai Feimai (VMI) machinery now accounts for more than a quarter of VMI’s total sales in the Netherlands. Hunan Yishen exports over 80% of its products, becoming a key overseas supplier for Kobe Steel in Japan. The commissioning of Ningbo Dongpu helped strengthen the position of Taiwan’s Dongpu Oil Pressure in the flat vulcanizing machine market across Asia. After collaborating with Qingdao University’s Soft Control, Huaquan Steel saw a significant increase in sales of its tire building machines, becoming one of the most active enterprises in Central Europe. By 2006, it had climbed to the 22nd position in the global rubber machinery rankings. Additionally, top 10 global rubber machinery companies such as Germany’s Krupp, Berstorff, VMI, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries have offices in China. Other major players like Matsuri Works and Nakata Machine have also entered the market. Companies like Dafan and Microelectronics have even set up legal entities in the country. China has become the world’s largest producer of rubber machinery and is experiencing the fastest growth in this industry. As a result, it is increasingly emerging as the global hub for rubber machinery manufacturing and innovation. A spline roller is a handy tool used in the installation and repair of window screens and screen doors. It is specifically designed to assist in the process of inserting Screen Spline into the frame's groove, ensuring a secure and tight fit. The roller features a cylindrical wheel attached to a handle, allowing for smooth and controlled pressure as it rolls along the spline, pushing it into the groove. This tool is essential for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals, as it simplifies the task of installing or replacing screen spline, resulting in properly fitted screens that provide effective protection and ventilation. Spline Roller,Window screens,Screen installation Jinwu Glass Fiber Co., Ltd , https://www.jwglassfiber.com