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Rubber bushes are usually found to have cylinders bounded to their outer regions and their inner regions have rigid metal layering. Bushes are used for taking up radial or axial road and torsional movement. Bushes can also be utilized for regulating conical deflection. Bushes are made up of different materials and come in various sizes. Rubber bushes are usually made up of natural rubber (which is also called poly-isoprene) of varying grades and alternative synthetic rubber (elastomers). The bushes are usually pressed into any place or a loosely fitted assembly. A rubber bush manufacturer supplies simple, laminated, pivot, spherical, flanged, void, suspension, torque arm, conical, and equalizer bushes. The rubber bushes are manufactured through a specific process. Almost every rubber bush manufacturer adopts the following process for making rubber bushes. Preparing and collecting rubber compounds according to the individual requirements of each client. Gathering material

The rubber industries in India fast expanding and has the reputation of being the largest producer and consumer of natural rubber in the world. The annual growth rate of rubber is growing standing at a growth rate of 8-9% in foreign exchange reserves. Despite the volatility in the global rubber production, the Indian rubber production has remained stable at the rate of 6% per annum. Moreover, the consumption of rubber has increased by 22% in 2021, meanwhile the demand for global rubber has also increased with a growth of 11%. The rubber industries in India are adopting new technologies to stay ahead in the game to maximize opportunities and take advantage of the emerging technologies and latest innovations in the field. The global rubber market is expected to touch USD 51.21 billion by 2027. Bearing this in mind the industry must take steps to reduce plastic waste, use renewable resource to stay ahead of competition. The manufacturing process is revolutionized with innovations like 3