Rubber profiles are processed rubber products. They are produced by a rubber extruder and can be of any length or size. Rubber profiles are the most widely used and manufactured forms of rubber extrusions, and some manufacturing companies deal solely in custom extrusion profile orders, which is quite profitable.
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Fairchild Industries, Inc.Lake Zurich, IL 847-550-9580 Fairchild Industries has been providing top quality products like rubber profiles for more than forty years. They provide precision engineering, global manufacturing and quality assurance to meet each customer's specifications and needs. Personal service and a teamwork driven approach to assisting each client allows Fairchild Industries to stand out as a company that cares.
Timco Rubber Products, Inc.Cleveland, OH 800-969-6242 Since 1956, Timco Rubber Products has been supplying high performance parts. Creating custom products in various shapes and sizes, they are the company to turn to for the next time you need rubber profiles. Their experts will maximize engineering methods, product performance, quality and delivery requirements for the simplest and most complicated projects.
GSH Industries, Inc.Cleveland, OH 440-238-3009 Since GSH Industries began in 1986, they have been providing a rubber parts to a wide variety of industries. They work closely with customers to determine all the requirements desired for the production of particular parts, such as rubber profiles. They want to make sure each part you order will work just right for its future application. For full service design and engineering, call GSH.
Ebco® Inc.Elgin, IL 847-531-9500 The next time you are looking for the highest quality at the lowest cost, call Ebco. They are a leading supplier for numerous products, including rubber profiles. Since they began in 1951, they have been ready to help you succeed in all of your production goals. Their superior design and testing facilities set them far above all competition, and they maintain competitive processes.
Minor RubberBloomfield, NJ 800-433-6886 Founded by Charles W. Humphreys in 1914, Minor Rubber Company has been providing a variety of industries with rubber products such as rubber profiles while remaining family owned and operated for over 70 years. We are a vendor of factory and mill goods that can produce quality products and competitive prices. Our products are durable and dependable.
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Britech IndustriesStuart, FL 772-286-9278 Since they opened in 1984, Britech has specialized in molded, extruded and die cut rubber products. Due to their ability to make custom moldings with fast turnaround times, the company has been able to grow from a small customer base in Florida to a nationwide supplier and manufacturer. For all your production needs from rubber profiles to more complicated projects, allow Britech to serve you.
Elasto Proxy Inc.Simpsonville, SC 877-228-5906 For Elasto Proxy, quality is a high priority, and they believe the road to the best begins before production. For over fifteen years, they have been providing rigid control systems and procedures within their company to make sure that their methods are at the highest caliber to ensure you get the best product while paying the lowest price possible when ordering rubber profiles.
Accurate Products, Inc.Chicago, IL 800-782-7776 The goal of Accurate Products is simply to be the premier manufacturer and distributor of rubber parts. Whether the product you need is standard or custom, they are ready to do all they can to make you a satisfied customer. For superior products and the highest levels of service, call Accurate for all of your rubber profiles and other molding needs.
Premier Seals ManufacturingAkron, OH 877-771-6766 Premier Seals Mfg. has all the technical knowledge and manufacturing capabilities to be fully skilled in extrusions. When it comes to rubber, they are prepared for all unique and demanding specifications customers may have. For quotes on your next rubber profiles project, be sure to contact Premier Seals for the best products and service at the lowest prices.
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Most extrusion lines begin with a collection of raw rubber material, or stock, that is passed through a hopper and directed into a conveyance channel. Within most rubber extrusion conveyance channels is a screw that pressurizes the rubber as it is heated. As the rubber passes through the conveyance channel, it becomes semi-liquefied. At that point it is ready to pass through the die. A die is a tool that is used to mold a raw material into a usable form. A die can be configured in any shape, and for this reason an extruded rubber profile can take any shape. The semi-liquefied rubber is simply forced into the die, and when it emerges it cools, hardens and is ready to be cut and shipped. Most varieties of rubbers can be extruded; depending on the raw materials' composition, the process requires different processing times and temperatures. Silicone rubber, for example, requires higher temperatures to be become liquefied. If the profile requires additional treatment for improved strength or durability, a number of curative or treatment procedures may be performed to enhance the suitability of the extrusion for a particular application.
