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}}Rubber is a Crafted material available from the start of the game. Rubber is an insulator used in the production of [[Electronics]] in combination with [[Copper]] conductor in a [[Rubber Maker]]. It can be crafted from [[Diesel]], [[Ethanol]] or [[Naphtha]] combined with [[Coal]] or [[Sulfur]]. Rubber is required for conveyor belts and Vehicles created in [[Vehicles Depot|Vehicle Depot]]. | }}Rubber is a Crafted material available from the start of the game. Rubber is an insulator used in the production of [[Electronics]] in combination with [[Copper]] conductor in a [[Rubber Maker]]. It can be crafted from [[Diesel]], [[Ethanol]] or [[Naphtha]] combined with [[Coal]] or [[Sulfur]]. Rubber is required for conveyor belts and Vehicles created in [[Vehicles Depot|Vehicle Depot]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:17, 9 August 2022
Rubber
| Type | Crafted material |
| State | Unit |
| Transported by | Flat Conveyor [II•III] Pickup•Truck |
| Stored in | Unit Storage [II•III•IV] Shipyard |
| Created in | Rubber Maker |
| Used in | Assembly (Electric) Assembly (Electric) II Assembly (Manual) Assembly (Robotic) Assembly (Robotic) II |
Rubber is a Crafted material available from the start of the game. Rubber is an insulator used in the production of Electronics in combination with Copper conductor in a Rubber Maker. It can be crafted from Diesel, Ethanol or Naphtha combined with Coal or Sulfur. Rubber is required for conveyor belts and Vehicles created in Vehicle Depot.
Production
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60 
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12
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4
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4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
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4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
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4
8
1
2
30
60
6
12
1
2
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4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
Consumption
Electric I:
1
3
4
12
20
60
4
12
Electric II:
1
6
4
24
10
60
4
24
Manual:
1
1
4
4
60
60
4
4
Robotic I:
2
12
8
48
10
60
8
48
Robotic II:
4
24
16
96
10
60
16
96
