Manufacturing Capabilities
Our capabilities allow us to manufacture custom parts at low or high-volume. Our press sizes allow us to manufacture a wide range of product sizes and varying levels of production volume. Our sheet presses enable the manufacture of rubber sheets to be used in multiple applications such as industrial matting, sound dampening, etc.
We bond rubber to metal (overmold metal), reinforce parts with various types of fabrics, and paint parts. Parts can be modified as required with post-mold operations.
Compression Molding
Preformed rubber is placed in heated molds for shaping and curing. Compression molding optimizes material usage.
Transfer Molding
Sheets are placed in the mold, compressed, and heated. The rubber is injected into the mold cavity. This process is generally used for tighter dimensional tolerances and molds with high cavitation.
Rubber-to-Metal Bonding
Adhesive application capabilities to meet bonding specifications, including overmolding rubber onto metal parts for enhanced durability and performance.
Die Cutting
Polymer sheets are placed in large presses to be cut to size and shape. These sheets may have adhesive backing.
Post Curing
Further curing of certain rubber compounds (e.g. Viton) is performed with our post cure oven to provide uniform and repeatable thermal processing of the molded rubber components.
Cryogenic Deflashing
Our cryogenic machines freeze the rubber parts with nitrogen while subjecting the parts to media blasting and tumbling with controlled parameters specific to each part. This process removes all flash and provides precise and clean finishes.
Finishing
Parts can be finished to print by cutting, drilling, grinding, or stamping.
Quality Rubber manufactures a wide range of custom rubber products used in industrial applications. Our components are created with materials including but not limited to:
SBR
EPDM
Fluoroelastomer (Viton)
Neoprene
Silicone
Nitrile
We use proprietary formulations and manufacture parts with precision, meeting requirements with very tight tolerances.
