LATEX

Latex is the purest form of rubber. It is a natural compound obtained from Hevea trees, which are native to Brazil and grow in tropical regions. In its liquid state, it is a milky liquid consisting of more than 50% water and typically about 40% rubber. After purification and drying processes, it is transformed into natural rubber. It has excellent tensile strength and is extremely flexible. Its elastic properties make it valuable for applications where it may be repeatedly stretched, bent, and compressed.