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In terms of hand feel, natural rubber is relatively soft and elastic with a warm tactile sensation, and its hardness ranges from Shore A 30 to 40; nitrile rubber is slightly harder (Shore A 45-55) with a solid tactile feel; silicone fabric-combined rubber is the softest (Shore A 25-35), with slow rebound after being pressed and a strong skin-friendly feel; EPDM rubber has moderate hardness (Shore A 40-50) and a relatively dry tactile feel.

Common rubber substrates for special-shaped rubber mouse pads include four types: natural rubber, nitrile rubber (NBR), silicone fabric-combined rubber, and ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) rubber.

​In modern homes and workplaces, protecting furniture surfaces has become increasingly important. A Rubber Table Mat is not just a simple accessory, but a practical and effective solution to keep tables safe from scratches, heat, and stains. When I first started using one in my office, I quickly noticed how it made cleaning easier and extended the lifespan of my desk. This functional product combines durability with convenience, making it suitable for personal and commercial applications alike.

​First impressions matter, and one of the most overlooked yet essential details in any building is the Entrance Floor Mat. Whether it is an office, retail store, hotel, or even a private residence, the right mat does more than just welcome guests—it protects your flooring, ensures safety, enhances cleanliness, and even elevates the aesthetic appeal of your environment.

​If used correctly, mouse pads with wrist rests can indeed alleviate wrist fatigue to a certain extent, which depends on the design of the mouse pad and usage habits.

Matching of foot pad materials: Soft cloth mouse pads should be paired with Teflon foot pads (low friction), while hard mouse pads made of plastic/metal should be paired with rubber foot pads. This prevents hard mouse pads from wearing out soft foot pads and hard foot pads from scraping lint off soft mouse pads.