In Cuba, the rubber and plastics industry faces severe challenges due to high UV exposure and saline air. Standard materials often fail prematurely, leading to a critical demand for a high-quality rubber seal strip that can resist ozone cracking and thermal expansion common in North American Caribbean regions.
The local manufacturing sector, particularly in automotive repair and building maintenance, relies heavily on durable adhesive sealing strip options to prevent water ingress during the hurricane season, where torrential rains test the limits of polymer bonding.
Currently, there is a transition toward specialized materials. The adoption of high polymer abs strips is increasing in the transport and advertising sectors to provide rigid yet lightweight structural sealing that outperforms traditional soft rubber in structural stability.
