Rubber is positioned as an important material and essential tool and means for mass production of products in all industries due to its unique properties such as sealing, elasticity and shock absorption. However, in the case of conventional press rubber molding, its energy efficiency is low due to considerable heat loss, and the deviation of the temperature distribution of the molding mold is high due to the indirect heating method in which heat is transferred to the upper and lower molds installed on hot plates. The upper and lower heating plates were heated by several heaters installed on the hot plates. The high deviation of the temperature distribution causes unformed defects. Among the rubber mold working methods that consume considerable energy, this study attempted to reduce energy consumption by directly heating the mold via installing a heater inside the upper and lower molds in a compression mold with large energy loss. As a result, compared to the conventional method of transferring heat to the mold by heating the hot plate of the press, energy was saved by 30%, the initial mold heating time was shortened by 20 minutes, and the product defect was reduced with a rate of 25%.