A vulcanizing machine is a type of machine that vulcanizes various rubber and plastic products, with functions such as timed mold locking, automatic pressure filling, automatic temperature control, automatic timing, and alarm upon arrival. The vulcanization machine is divided into three forms: electric heating, steam heating, and thermal oil heating.
The magnetostrictive displacement sensor plays a crucial role in the operation of the rubber vulcanization machine. Vulcanization refers to the process in which rubber products undergo a series of physical and chemical changes under certain conditions such as temperature, time, and pressure, gradually transforming their performance into the optimal state. During this process, magnetostrictive displacement sensors, as high-precision and highly reliable non-contact displacement measurement sensors, can monitor and control various stages of the vulcanization machine in real time, ensuring vulcanization quality and efficiency.
