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Rubber education programme needs funding

By: Zandile Mavuso     15th February 2013 Education in the South African rubber industry has fallen into disrepair, with funding needed to sustain the basic-level education programme of the Rubber Industry Worker’s Co-operative (RIWC). →

Lining cushions impact on metal elements

By: Zandile Mavuso     15th February 2013 Traditionally, lining systems in grinding mills have been composed of metal castings, but inherent problems exist in some all-metal systems; therefore, rubber composite lining systems have been introduced by pumps and rubber lining specialist Weir Minerals Africa as an alternative to grinding... →

Labour rates, imports and electricity hikes challenging tyre manufacturers

By: Zandile Mavuso     15th February 2013 Competition from international markets has intensified in the local rubber industry, says South African Tyre Manufacturers Conference (SATMC) chairperson Dieter Horni. →

Rubber industry faces cost pressures, supply shortages

By: Nomvelo Buthelezi     17th February 2012 The South African rubber extrusions market is facing many challenges, including significant cost pressures, reports manufacturer Hudson Rubber. →

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