Tire Manufacturing: One of the most significant uses of vulcanized autoclaves is in the production of rubber tires. Rubber compounds are shaped into tire components, placed in molds, and then vulcanized inside autoclaves. Vulcanization enhances the rubber's properties, making it resilient, heat-resistant, and durable.

Rubber Hose Production: In the manufacture of rubber hoses used in various industries, such as automotive and industrial applications, vulcanized autoclaves are employed to cure and harden the rubber, ensuring it can withstand high pressure and temperature.

Gasket and Sealing Material Production: Rubber gaskets and seals require vulcanization to achieve the desired elasticity and sealing properties. Autoclaves are used to cure and vulcanize these rubber components.

Conveyor Belt Manufacturing: Vulcanized autoclaves are used in the production of rubber conveyor belts, where the vulcanization process enhances the belt's strength and durability.

Rubber Mat Production: For applications like industrial flooring, vulcanized rubber mats are used. These mats are manufactured in vulcanized autoclaves to ensure they have the necessary strength and resistance to wear and tear.

Rubber Sheet and Roll Production: Rubber sheets and rolls are vulcanized in autoclaves to create materials used in various applications, including roofing, flooring, and industrial linings.

Automotive Rubber Components: Many rubber components used in the automotive industry, such as engine mounts, suspension bushings, and seals, go through vulcanization in autoclaves to meet performance and durability requirements.

Diving Equipment: Vulcanized autoclaves are used in the manufacturing of rubber components for diving suits, drysuits, and related equipment to ensure a watertight seal.

Sporting Goods: The production of sporting goods such as rubber balls (e.g., soccer balls, basketballs) and rubberized sports surfaces often involves vulcanization in autoclaves to achieve the necessary bounce and resilience.