Rubber and rubber goods Manufacturers in Thailand

Although we try to list all Factories in Thailand, it's not always possible. Many manufacturers simply do not have a web presence.
If you do not find your factory or factory service here, try our Find-A-Factory service. You will be pleasantly surprised on how efficient we are. Enquire.

Armstrong Rubber & Chemical Products Co., Ltd. - www.armstrong.co.th

ARC is a leading precision engineering specialist in Thailand producing high performance Precision Die-cut foam, Sponge, Felt and Film Product. Coated Adhesives and laminated products. Provides Contract Manufacturing Services (assembly of products). Products manufactured by ARC are key components or products for the final goods or systems manufactured by leading local and multinational OEM's in providing innovative solutions for DAMPENING, INSULATION, SEALING and CUSHIONING applications.

BST Elastometers Co., Ltd. - www.bst.co.th

As one of the region’s largest manufacturers of Mixed C4 products, we produce and deliver various "C4 Products" for enhancement of energy life using Mixed C4, produced extensively in the Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, as essential raw material. We are building and strengthening the value chain from upstream to downstream in the fields of C4 business with highly flexible factory design and efficient operations based on revolutionary technology. Our current products are Butadiene, Butene-1, MTBE, C4-Raffinate and C4-LPG.

Camel Industries Co., Ltd. - www.cameltire.com

Camel Industries Co., Ltd. was established in 1967 to manufacture bicycle, motorcycle tires and inner tubes. The company began its business catering the local market and expanded internationally in 1990. Its main oversea markets are in Europe, North and South America. Today, Camel Industries has proudly achieved thirty-four years of solid progress.

I did not find the factory I am looking for.
What do I do now?
Click here to select an in depth search with us.

What is: rubber

Natural rubber is an elastic hydrocarbon polymer that naturally occurs as a milky colloidal suspension, or latex, in the sap of some plants. It can also be synthesized. The entropy model of rubber was developed in 1934 by Werner Kuhn. The scientific name for the rubber tree is Hevea brasiliensis. (Many thanks to wikipedia)