Standard Malaysian rubber is a material that has rubber properties and shows a longitudinal and transverse increase in tensile force and will return to its original state after the force is cut off. This substance is of natural origin Raw rubber is a loose, viscous material with little elasticity. As the sulfur increases, the strength and tensile strength of the rubber will increase. This is called vulcanization. After vulcanization, fillers such as carbon soot are added to the rubber to increase its elasticity. After these steps, the raw rubber will become a highly elastic material. This standard Malaysian rubber is tough and has a long erosion life and can be used at low temperatures up to -45 degrees Celsius. And its application temperature range will be -60 to 80 degrees Celsius. Car tires, mechanical artifacts, bumpers and glue and other using of this strategy product.