Rubber Project Presentation

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PROJECT

INTRODUCTION

RUBBER PRODUCTMANUFACTURING


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PROVIDED BY US

The Complete blueprint o the pl!nt !n" m!#hiner$ !n"

%upport or the %ele#tion o the be%t m!#hiner$&

To pro'i"e l!te%t te#hnolo($ or Rubber Pl!nt or our

!lli!n#e in In"i! or !bro!"&

)e !l%o help $ou le!rn !n" (ro* *ith the e"u#!tion one* te#hnolo(ie% !n" m!#hiner$&

)e !l%o help in pro'i"in( +o* #h!rt o m!#hiner$, li%t o

p!rtie% o r!* m!teri!l to help in pro-e#t report to the

#lient !n" !l%o help the #lient to #hoo%e l!n" !n" buil"in(

or the pl!nt !t the time o !(reement !n" !% per

p!$ment% m!"e&

Timel$ 'i%it% !% ne#e%%!r$ or re.uire"&


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RUBBER AN INTRODUCTION

Rubber is a versatile product with multiple usages. It

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The use of rubber is widespread, ranging from

household to industrial products, entering the

production stream at the intermediate stage or as

nal products. Tyre and tubes are the largest

consumers of rubber.

The remaining 44% is taen up by the general rubber

goods sector, which includes all products, e!cept tyres

and tubes. "ynthetic rubber is mainly used for the

production of auto tyres and tubes, cycle tyres and

tubes and footwear. #ther applications for the

synthetic variety are camel bac, belts and hoses.

The maret segmentation includes$


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India, being the fourth largest producer of naturalrubber in world, is considered to be one of the ey

players in the global rubber business. The entirere0uirement of rubberbased industries for naturalrubber, synthetic rubber, rayon and nylon tyre cord,steel cord, carbon blac and rubber chemicals, etc is

being met from indigenous sources. Rapid progress has

also been made in the production of natural rubber.

There are about '111 units comprising 21 largescale,

211 medium scale and around 4(11 small scale andtiny sector units. These units manufacture more than2',111 rubber products.


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)0AT )E PROVIDE1& )eginning2

Pro-e#t Intro"u#tion, Brie 0i%tor$ o the Pro"u#t, Propertie%, Spe#i3#!tion% 4Re.uirement%, U%e%

4 Appli#!tion%&

5& 3aret "urvey2

Pre%ent M!r6et Po%ition, E7pe#te" Future Dem!n", St!ti%ti#% o Import% 4 E7port%, E7port

Pro%pe#t

8& 3anufacturing Techni0ues2

Formul!e Det!ile" Pro#e%% o M!nu!#ture, Flo* Sheet Di!(r!m&9& Personnel Re0uirements2

Re.uirement o St!: 4 ;!bour, Per%onnel M!n!(ement, S6ille" 4 Un%6ille" ;!bour&

M!nu!#turer% o Pl!nt !n" M!#hinerie%&

?& Raw 3aterial2

;i%t o R!* M!teri!l%, Propertie% o R!* M!teri!l%, A'!il!bilit$ o R!* M!teri!l%, Re.uire"

@u!lit$ o R!* M!teri!l%, Co%t > R!te% o R!* M!teri!l%&

& +inancial &spects2

Co%t o R!* M!teri!l%, Co%t o ;!n" 4 Buil"in(, Co%t o Pl!nt 4 M!#hinerie%, Fi7e" C!pit!l

In'e%tment, )or6in( C!pit!l, Pro-e#t Co%t Co%t o Pro"u#tion &


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AN EAMP;E FOR T0E RETURN OFPRODUCTS

PRODUCT PROFIT

RUBBER TO META; BONDED

PRODUCTS RAI;)AYS 88<

BARE RUBBER PRODUCT AUTOSECTOR 89

ANTIVIBRATION PAD 0EAVY MAC0INESMANUFACTURER 8


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RUBBER SEALING PRODUCTS


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RUBBER ANTI VIBRATION PRODUCTS


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SPECIAL PRODUCTS


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PROJECT COST FOR RAILWAYS PRODUCTS (EXAMPLE SHEET)

M!#hine%

1In-e#tion Moul"in(M>#

959&

5 Hne!"er 159# 51# 1


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LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS

;!b E.uipment%

1 0!r"ne%% Te%ter 5 15&

5 Dumble Cutter 1 1J?&

8 Compre%%ion Set 5 11# 1 88&

11 F!ti(ue Te%tin( M># 1 9


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OVERALL COST OR PROJECT =43866900.00FACTORY AREA REQUIRED =

10000 SQ-FT (M!"


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BE THE GREEN PEOPLE

BE THE RUBBER PEOPLE

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