In Cuba, the industrial sector faces unique challenges due to the tropical maritime climate. High humidity and salt-laden air accelerate the corrosion of traditional metal parts, leading to a significant shift toward polymer-based alternatives in irrigation and water management.
The current market relies heavily on durable materials that can resist UV degradation. Consequently, the adoption of pvc pipe parts has become standard for urban plumbing and agricultural drainage systems across the island's provinces.
Despite the transition to plastics, there remains a critical need for high-grade rubber parts to provide the necessary sealing and vibration dampening in aging industrial machinery and transportation infrastructure.












