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Timco Rubber enables you to avoid managing multiple vendors by offering you a wide variety of services, including bonding rubber to metal during the molding process. A leader in custom rubber products, we subject all our rubber-to-metal bonded products to our standard high-quality requirements.
Among our many capabilities is the ability to bond custom molded urethane products to metal (as well as other materials). Gallagher Corporation has over 35 years of engineering experience to apply to your project. See our website for urethane's many benefits; call us for a quote today!
Enterprise Rubber is a manufacturer of custom rubber bonded to metal items and rubber molded parts. We offer extensive experience in all types of rubber and will assist you in product design as well as material selection and specification. Other products include tarp straps, swab cups and oil savers.
Focused on superior customer service, Ebco® remains a leading manufacturer of high-quality, low-cost rubber products, including rubber bonded to metal components. Ebco® offers cost-effective secondary rubber bonding and cutting services. Let us custom-tailor your rubber bonded to metal parts.
We offer rubber to metal bonding services. For 60 years, Technical Specialties has saved our customers money on rubber products. Our rubber parts are covered to your specs and can be straight or crowned. Choose from natural rubber, Viton®, and urethanes. Short runs are no problem as well.
Custom molded rubber, molded silicone, rubber bonded to metal parts and urethane bonded to metal components are manufactured by Inland Valley Rubber. Some of our products include boots, bellows, fabric diaphragms, laboratory vacuum Bell Jar gaskets, o-rings, precision lip seals and rubber diaphragms.
Bonding rubber to metal is a common practice in manufacturing. The bonded rubber created through this process is used for noise and vibration isolation in automotive and engineering applications.
Rubber and metal have very different physical characteristics. When their strengths are united through bonding rubber to metal, the combination results in a product that is strong and rigid yet capable of sealing and absorbing shock.
When rubber is bonded to metal, there are three essential elements: rubber, a bonding agent, and the metal substrate. Bonding rubber to metal can increase both comfort and safety. The products produced by this process are used in many different manufacturing applications, particularly in the automotive industry.
