The performance and quality of vulcanizing tools play a crucial role in the effectiveness of the splicing process. For example, uniform heating and stable pressure from the vulcanizing press are essential for achieving consistent vulcanization. Inadequate tools, adhesives, or bonding materials can lead to issues such as under-curing, over-curing, bubbles, or poor adhesion at the splice area.

Key factors include your production scale and requirements, such as belt size and output volume, which help determine the appropriate press size and model. It's also important to evaluate tool performance, heating efficiency, pressure accuracy, and temperature uniformity all contribute to the overall quality and consistency of the splice.