The complete Rubber Associates team of experts is committed to quality and customer service and will work with you to see your custom product through from prototype to finished product. We use a variety of precise manufacturing techniques, including as injection molding, compression transfer molding, rubber-to-metal bonding, and more.

More resources at your disposal translates into more potent tools for your design and purchase toolkits. You are free to use our technological resources as your own. Top-tier individuals in the rubber and plastics industries include independent laboratory resources, chemists, professional designers, and CAD drafters.

Not simply a vast collection of materials, but also access to chemists and compounders on demand.

Not rubber or plastics alone, but rubber with plastics. as well as thermoplastic, silicone, and urethane elastomers.

Not just large-scale production or prototypes, but full turnkey production from the ground up.

We don't take a chance on unidentified sources. We don't stray into suppliers or manufacturing techniques that don't capitalize on our three generations of expertise and experience—instead we keep you "in network." We only take action when we

We are a driven group of individuals who enjoy taking on new challenges and finding solutions.

We have put a lot of effort into providing global Original Equipment Manufacturers and their partners with a full product lifecycle experience.

The first gaskets, as we know them today, were created in 1820. These were made from a mixture of Sulphur powder, pack iron filings, and water and were known as solid iron sulfate seals. Additionally, people at that time frequently created their own gaskets. Unraveling rope and pushing it into seams and crevices with tar or lubricant was one method for accomplishing this. People would also stuff leather into seams to seal water pumps. This wasn't very efficient, though, as the water would gradually degrade the leather.

After the vulcanization method was developed by two distinct inventors, including Charles Goodyear, in 1845, industrial gaskets had the chance to advance dramatically. Once they mastered the process of vulcanization, they could create rubber. Manufacturers gained more knowledge as they

Based in the USA, we produce extruded thermoplastic elastomer seals, gaskets, tubing, and O-rings. We produce a range of high-quality custom extruded profiles in accordance with client needs. We also produce rubber sheet, molded rubber parts, peristaltic pump tubing, medical grade tubing, food grade tubing, and tubing for tubes. With the lowest possible cost, the best possible quality, and the quickest lead times on the market, we satisfy our customers' needs.

Santoprene is a versatile, recyclable, strong, lightweight, and reasonably priced material with countless applications, used in anything from doors and windows to appliances in your home, spanning industries like construction, aerospace, agriculture, and medicine. SantopSeal is pleased to have its headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where we produce our products.

D. Covington Logan established PSC (Packaging Service Corporation) in 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Logan had a strong background in industrial packaging and believed that the firm could provide a valuable service to small businesses that could not afford to hire full-time packaging engineers.

It was immediately clear that much larger companies could benefit from this sort of service as well. PSC expanded its operations to include a warehouse and manufacturing site in 1962. This enabled PSC to provide its clients with quick and dependable service.

Iris Rubber Company, Inc., a custom moulder of rubber products since 1956, is a diverse manufacturer ready to supply you with finished products that have been meticulously designed to satisfy your specifications. For example, we can work from an existing mould; or we can create from your idea or concept, manufacture the mould in our own machine shop, and deliver the finished product to you.

Iris Rubber Company, Inc., based in Central Indiana, specialises in service, such as emergency production and on-site design help, as well as product referrals beyond our capabilities.

We welcome you to explore our site, which illustrates and explains our larger product areas, whether your product is in the concept stage or is already available.  

Being the first rubber company in the Carolinas, Southern Rubber Company, Inc. received its charter in 1925. Early on, tires, hoses, belts, and oil jobber supplies were the main areas of attention. Southern Rubber Company, Inc. started to diversify as more companies moved to the South and started using industrial rubber instead of only hose and gaskets for its vehicle goods.

When Southern Rubber initially began, our gaskets were cut with a die, a mallet, and an oak stump. A cutting-edge fabrication section that makes use of computer-operated punch presses, moving head presses, rotary presses, slitting and laminating equipment, and a waterjet has been installed over the years.

Although our industry has evolved throughout the years, our objective remains the same now as it did in

During World War II, when Europe needed to be rebuilt, the United States supplied the resources, and our company's founder, Michael Girard, started off working as a purchasing agent for France. We focused on rubber products since domestic sellers were pricey and disorganized. Beginning with a Japanese partner, we battled the unfavorable post-war perceptions of Japan and Japanese goods. We have built partnerships with business partners in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Brazil throughout the ensuing decades.

Robinson Rubber Products, a custom rubber manufacturing business, has been creating extruded profiles and bespoke rubber components for original equipment manufacturers and industrial businesses all over the world for more than 50 years. In addition to many inserts, homogeneous parts, and rubber glued to metal and other substrates, we specialize in complicated components.

We are the leading rubber provider because we can develop top-notch solutions for even the most demanding uses. We have the expertise to offer everything from precise assembly to precisely developed rubber compounds and unique rubber component design.

Robinson is dedicated to constant development in all facets of custom rubber manufacture, upholding the highest standards for both quality and customer service. Robinson Rubber Products gives you a single rubber manufacturer for quality, sustainability, and Global Resource InitiativeTM.

JDS Technologies, Inc. is dedicated to efficiency, excellence, and value.

Using customer designs, JDS Technologies, Inc. can create and manufacture a wide variety of unique rubber and plastic molded goods, including metal stampings. Our main priorities include increasing speed to market, assuring on-time delivery, adhering to strict industry standards for quality, and providing value-added services to our clients.

JDS Technologies, Inc. is a multinational company that offers our goods with a considerable Value, High Quality, and Agility to Market. This enables us to compete in a variety of industries and satisfy the strict industry standards and requirements of our customers.

Colorado Molded Products Company (CMPC) has been manufacturing custom molded rubber products for nearly three-quarters of a century. If you can “think it”, we can mold it. Give us your problem and we’ll mold you a solution. Contact us for an estimate today.

All of them use windowSafe® products, including the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Kö-Bogen in Düsseldorf, Rostock University Library, and the Chinese Embassy in Berlin.

WindowSafe® is the name you can depend on for unique sealing gaskets and profiles made of cellular rubber, sponge rubber, soft rubber, cell polyethylene, and other materials - particularly for windows and façades but also for many other areas of application.

With many years of experience and cutting-edge manufacturing technology, we are able to offer items that are built to order in extremely small and big quantities.