Aug 31,2026
In August, the third phase of training for the Bohai region was carried out as scheduled. To effectively enhance the training’s impact, the Human Resources and Administration Department conducted extensive needs assessments in advance and, in close alignment with the company’s strategic plan for the second half of the year, refined and adjusted the course content to ensure that the training is more closely aligned with frontline operations and better supports real‑world application.
Principle of Measurement for Electronic Analytical Balances
Aug 31,2026
The specific gravity measurement using an electronic analytical balance employs Archimedes’ displacement method, which is the most accurate and widely used technique for determining the density of solid materials in industrial testing. It is extensively applied to the physical‑property evaluation of products such as rubber, plastics, and polymeric materials. The principle of the test is as follows: a precision balance is used to measure the dry mass of the sample in air and its apparent mass when fully immersed in distilled water; by comparing the displaced volume of water with the buoyant force, the true density of the material is calculated with high accuracy.
All staff on duty to ensure production.
Aug 31,2026
Since the beginning of August, the Dalian region has experienced unusually hot weather, with maximum temperatures exceeding 36°C, and the molding workshop has been particularly sweltering. Due to health concerns and other factors, many molding‑line workers have fallen ill, and recruitment efforts are facing multiple challenges, leaving the molding floor severely understaffed.
Common Defects in Rubber Products and Their Causes
Aug 31,2026
The most common defects in the production and inspection of rubber products are:
1. Under‑curing 2. Over‑curing 3. Air bubbles 4. Material shortage or insufficient mold filling 5. Blooming or oil exudation
Aug 28,2026
With more than four decades of dedicated expertise, Dalian Bohai Rubber & Plastic Co., Ltd. specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of rubber and plastic components. Leveraging its mature technological capabilities, stringent quality control, and one-stop customized services, the company delivers reliable sealing and vibration‑damping solutions across a wide range of industries, including automotive, construction machinery, semiconductors, and automation equipment.
Aug 28,2026
Abstract: This study analyzes the effects of constant-speed and variable-speed mixing processes, rotor phase angles, and temperature control in a kneader on mixing efficiency. Compared with constant-speed mixing, a variable-speed mixing process—featuring rapid feed, medium-speed dispersion, and low-speed distribution—can enhance mixing efficiency. For synchronous‑rotor kneaders, a 90° phase angle can improve…
Aug 28,2026
As an important engineering material, rubber’s unique viscoelastic properties pose numerous technical challenges during processing that differ from those encountered with other materials. Rubber technology systematically investigates the underlying principles and process‑control methods throughout the entire production chain, from raw materials to finished products. The manufacture of rubber articles typically involves key operations such as raw‑rubber mastication, mixing, calendering, extrusion, and vulcanization; the process control at each stage directly influences the quality of the final product.
Aug 14,2026
[Dalian News] Since the onset of summer, Dalian has endured a string of scorching hot days, causing indoor workshop temperatures to soar. At Dalian Bohai Rubber & Plastics Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Bohai Rubber”), some frontline production positions have faced temporary staffing shortages due to employees taking leave amid the heat, posing a significant challenge to the company’s already tight production and delivery schedules.
Confronted with the dual pressures of extreme heat and labor shortages, Bohai Rubber’s management responded swiftly by issuing a call to “decentralize management and mobilize all staff to cover shifts.” Mid-level managers and office-based professionals stepped out of their air-conditioned cubicles, donned work uniforms and protective gear, and took up frontline roles in the molding and vulcanization processes. Throughout the factory workshops, it was common to see white-collar workers transforming into blue-collar operators.