Rubber balloons and latex balloons are two common types of balloons that differ in materials, properties, and uses.
1. Differences in materials
Rubber balloon: Rubber balloon is made of rubber material and has the characteristics of reversible deformation and high elasticity. Under the influence of external force, rubber balloons can deform and return to their original shape.
Latex balloons: Latex balloons are made of 100% natural latex without any fillers or substitutes. The material of latex balloons has high strength, high elasticity, uniform thickness, long-lasting gas preservation, bright colors and wide variety, and has a leading position in the international balloon industry.
2. Differences in shape, color and pattern
Rubber balloons: Rubber balloons have a single color and relatively few shapes and patterns. They are mainly used for practical purposes, such as weather detection, medical transportation, etc.
Latex balloons: Latex balloons come in a variety of colors, including popular colors, crystal colors, pearlescent colors, and matte colors. The shapes include circles, heart shapes, and magic strips. Latex balloons are used more for decorative purposes such as birthday parties, weddings, corporate events, etc.
3. The difference in floating time
Rubber balloons: Rubber balloons have a relatively short time in the air, generally only about a day.
Latex balloons: Latex balloons have a longer floating time and can float for about a week or even two weeks.
4. Differences in production technology
Rubber balloons: The production process of rubber balloons is relatively simple and does not require special technical support.
Latex balloons: The manufacturing process of latex balloons is more advanced. For example, the mouth of some latex balloons can automatically close to effectively prevent air leakage.
5. Differences in environmental performance
Rubber balloons: High-quality rubber balloons are made of environmentally friendly rubber. After being blown up and exposed to the air, they begin to degrade. High temperature and sunlight will speed up this process, and eventually it will decompose in the soil like leaves, without causing environmental pollution.
Latex balloons: Latex balloons are also environmentally friendly and are made of natural latex without any fillers or substitutes. Latex balloons can degrade naturally after use and have little impact on the environment.
To sum up, rubber balloons and latex balloons have different emphases in materials, characteristics and uses. Users can decide based on their own needs and preferences when choosing.
