Rubber Components Capabilities

Rubber Components Process Overview

Rubber manufacturing involves processing natural or synthetic rubber compounds into finished engineering components using molding processes such as compression molding, injection molding, and transfer molding.

The process begins with selection and preparation of rubber compound based on required hardness, elasticity, and application properties. The compound is mixed with additives such as fillers, curing agents, and stabilizers to achieve desired performance characteristics.

Once prepared, the material is shaped inside a heated mold cavity under controlled temperature and pressure. The rubber is cured or vulcanized during molding, improving elasticity, strength, and resistance to wear, heat, and chemicals. Components are then trimmed and inspected for dimensional stability and performance.

Range / Capacity
Component Size Small precision seals to large molded rubber parts
Production Capacity Prototype, batch, and mass production
Surface roughness as per the requirements
Materials & Grades
  • Natural Rubber (NR): RSS 1, RSS 3, SMR 10
  • Nitrile Rubber (NBR, oil resistant): NBR 33, NBR 40
  • EPDM Rubber (weather and heat resistant): EPDM 60, EPDM 70
  • Silicone Rubber (high temperature): VMQ 50, VMQ 60
  • Neoprene (CR, chemical resistant): CR 40, CR 50, CR 60
  • Viton (FKM, chemical and heat resistant): FKM 65, FKM 75
  • SBR: SBR 1502, SBR 1712, SBR 1778

Applications

Seals, gaskets, and O-rings
Automotive bushings and mounts
Vibration dampers and shock absorbers
Hydraulic and pneumatic sealing systems
Medical and food-grade rubber parts

Rubber Components

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