In most cases, it is not recommended to make significant adjustments to vulcanization parameters during the process, as this may negatively affect the quality and performance of the rubber product. However, in certain situations such as minor deviations in temperature or pressure due to equipment fluctuations, small adjustments may be made, provided the operator has sufficient expertise and a strong understanding of the rubber material and vulcanization process to ensure product quality is not compromised.

To calibrate the temperature sensor, use a standard thermometer with known accuracy. Place both the thermometer and the sensor in the same controlled environment (such as a temperature-controlled oven or water bath). Gradually heat or cool to various temperature points, compare the readings, and adjust the sensor based on the deviations. For pressure sensor calibration, use a pressure calibration device. Connect it to the press’s pressure sensor and apply known pressure levels. Compare the sensor’s readings with the calibration standard and adjust as needed to align the readings accurately.