| Difference | Hot Vulcanization Rubber Coating | Cold Rubber Coating |
|---|---|---|
| Production Process | The drum needs to be disassembled and heated and pressurized using a vulcanizer | No need to disassemble the drum, easy and quick operation |
| Wear Resistance | The rubber has a high density and strong wear resistance | The rubber has low density and poor wear resistance |
| Lifespan | The service life is several times longer than that of cold-applied rubber | - |
| Adhesion Strength | Strong adhesion | The adhesive strength is 7 to 8 times that of domestic hot vulcanization coating technology |
| Operating Space | Requires a larger operating space | Requires a small operating space |
The main differences between drum hot vulcanization coating and cold coating lie in the process flow, ease of operation, wear resistance, and service life. Both hot vulcanization coating and cold coating have their own advantages and disadvantages, and are suitable for different working conditions and environments.