The Metal Bonded Rubber typically consists of a layer or layers of rubber that are bonded to metal plates, inserts, or cores. The metal component provides structural strength and rigidity to the composite. It can be in the form of steel plates, brackets, or inserts, depending on the specific application requirements. The metal is usually bonded to the rubber through a vulcanization process, where heat and pressure are applied to create a strong bond between the rubber and metal surfaces.