Rubber Moulds We Manufacture
The heart of our business; our equipment, skills and services centre around the manufacturing of rubber moulds
What We Do
Compression Moulds
Compression moulding involves taking a rubber compound and making a pre-form that is in the shape of the end product but is larger than the final shape.
- Bearing pads and blocks
- Large valve seals
- Coupling bushes
- Wear strips
- Large hose/pipe adapters
- Brake diaphragms
- Dust covers
- Bellows
- Rubber Flaps
- X Rings
- Covers
- Boots
- Tank Packing
- Excluder
- Firewall Grommets
- Bumpers
Transfer Moulds
This is a valuable process that provides the accuracy and consistency of injection moulding without the requirement for long production runs or costly full injection tooling.
Using a secondary raw material prepared into “pre-forms”, these are loaded into a pot internal to the mould tool. When the mould is closed, an integral plunger compresses the rubber in the pot and forces it through holes or sprues into the product cavity to fill it in the same way as an injection moulding would
- High precision rollers
- High impact natural rubber buffers
- Bonded rubber to metal assemblies
Injection Moulds
This process involves rapidly forcing rubber from a cylinder into a closed, pre-heated mould.
the process has become the most efficient way to mould rubber in many cases. It is an ideal process for large shot weights, high volumes of small to medium size parts, incorporating bonded inserts, achieving close dimensional tolerances, and making components that require uniformity or consistency of colour
- Our moulds produce injection moulding parts such asColoured instrument boots,O-rings O-rings
- High impact natural rubber buffers
- Bonded rubber to metal assemblies
- Door Grommets
- Piston Boots
- Pedal Pads
- Sockets
- Gasket
- Ducts
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