Rubber track construction involves a multi-layered process designed for durability, flexibility, and enhanced performance across various terrains. Typically, rubber tracks are made from high-tensile steel cables embedded within a rubber compound, creating a strong, reinforced core that resists stretching and maintains track tension. The outer layer consists of wear-resistant rubber formulated to withstand harsh environments like mud, gravel, and rocks, while maintaining grip and traction. In addition to the rubber layers, embedded steel or fiber reinforcements ensure stability and minimize the risk of de-tracking or damage under heavy loads. Advanced lug patterns and tread designs are often molded into the track surface, optimizing ground contact and machine mobility.