In addition to standard extrusion processes, rubber extrusion machines can also perform secondary operations such as cutting, punching, and splicing to further customize and refine the extruded products. This versatility allows manufacturers to streamline their production processes and minimize the need for additional equipment or manual intervention, thereby improving overall efficiency and reducing lead times.

The applications of rubber extrusion machines are vast and varied, encompassing industries such as automotive, construction, aerospace, electronics, and healthcare, among others. In the automotive sector, rubber extrusions are used for weather sealing, vibration isolation, and fluid transfer systems, contributing to vehicle performance, comfort, and safety. In construction, rubber profiles and seals are essential for waterproofing, sound insulation, and structural reinforcement in buildings and infrastructure projects.