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National Rubber Corporation
Pennsylvania
THE BUSWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Connecticut
For more than 80 years, the Buswell Manufacturing Company has operated.
High-quality flat gaskets, seals, washers, and related components manufactured of standard or highly specified rubber or plastic materials are among our products.
OEMs in the automotive, bearing, instrument, marine, electrical, and other commercial industries make up our clientele.
Advanced Component Services
Washington
With over 50 years of collective experience, the ACS leadership is well-versed in creating and sourcing components worldwide. With offices in China and England in addition to its headquarters in the Seattle region, ACS assists its clients in lowering the core costs of the items and components that are now being bought and used in their ongoing operations. resulting in instant savings for the produced goods and components. ACS's primary responsibility is to assist its clients in increasing their profit margins and/or becoming more competitive through cost reduction.
Pac-West Rubber Products
California
Newline Rubber Co
California
Leading producer of precision molded rubber parts and components for both established and developing technologies and industries is Newline Rubber Company. Custom manufacturing is also available. devoted to producing goods that satisfy the ever-higher quality requirements set by the industries and technology we service. This dedication covers meticulous raw material management, thorough processing, and prompt product delivery to our clients' receiving facilities. As the go-to source for purchasing agents for computers and electronics, we have carved out a niche for ourselves in the supplier industry thanks to our experience and commitment to satisfying our clients' needs since 1984.
Specialty Rubber & Gasket
Alabama
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
Mechanical Rubber
New York
SantopSeal Corporation
Pennsylvania
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.
PSC Industries, Inc.
Kentucky
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.