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REVISED PUBLICATION) Belting covered in this handbook includes conveyor belting (used to transport bulk or packaged, boxed and bagged materials) and bucket ignation is specified, the rubber manufacturer will assume that commercial tolerances apply. Table 1 - Summary of RMA Drawing Designations. Load-Deflection. The purpose of this handbook is to provide a method for standardizing design requirements for molded rubber products. The information included in the RMA The purpose of this section is to provide a method for standard- izing drawing designations for specific design requirements of molded rubber products. So what tolerances can be used? Luckily the Rubber Manufacturer's Association has developed a range of tolerances and published it in their RMA RUBBER HANDBOOK, Association first published “The RMA Rubber Handbook” in 1958. here are the Standard Dimensional Tolerance Tables for Molded Rubber Products. This Handbook was written by the RMA Hose Technical Committee. The Rubber. Manufacturers Association is a manufacturing trade association of more than 120 This handbook is the effort of the molded, extruded, lathe-cut and cellular rubber indus- tries to provide engineers with a uniform method of stating these. companies in the publication of this 6th Edition of The RMA Rubber Handbook™. Handbook Revision Task Force. Acadia Elastomers Corporation. RubberHandbook. RubberHandbook. Table of Contents 1. Struktol Rubber Handbook. Table of Contents. About Struktol Company of America 6. Introduction 7. The Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) has developed and published in the RMA Rubber Handbook tolerance tables with ranges to facilitate communicationThis Handbook is the effort of the molded, extruded, lathe-cut and cellular rubber industries to provide engi- neers with a uniform method of stating these The Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) has developed and published in the RMA Rubber Handbook tolerance tables with ranges to facilitate communicationThis Handbook is the effort of the molded, extruded, lathe-cut and cellular rubber industries to provide engi- neers with a uniform method of stating these by the RMA (Rubber Manufacturer's Association) Handbook for molded parts. Using the industry standard callouts for rubber tolerancing is good In this handbook it is probably sufficient to note that there xre three "general purpose" synthetir rubber types relevant to interaction withL.