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Airex Rubber Products Corporation
Connecticut
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Airex Rubber Products Corporation was incorporated in 1943 on the shores of The Connecticut River In Portland, CT, with James O. Hetrick, Sr. as owner and president. Its main customer at the time was The Piper Cub Corporation, which bought shock cord and shock rings from Airex to be used in landing gear on its small prop airplanes. (Shock cord and shock rings are similar to what are known as “bungee cords” today: bunches of small rubber strands with outer coatings of braided thread.) From there, Airex’s operations widened to producing seals and plugs for the local solenoid valve companies. As Airex grew in its expertise and scope, under the guidance of James “Jidge” O. Hetrick, Jr., the customer base expanded to providing rubber masks made out of a variety of different elastomeric polymers to stand up to abrasive blasting and thermal coating procedures for the aerospace industry. Today, Airex Rubber Products is a third-generation family business and a full service design and manufacturing facility servicing customers around the globe in a myriad of different fields, including aerospace, solenoid valve, oil exploration, and orthopedic implants, with an expertise in design work, rubber-to-metal bonding, and precision molding of rubber parts.
United Silicones Ltd
Hampshire
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Our management team has over 70 years silicone rubber industry experience between them and a sales and production team with a further 50+ years of experience, so you can be sure of a having a team working for you that can consistently perform and deliver.
Why Choose United Silicones
Our philosophy has always been to focus on providing three core objectives
Building a customer focused relationship
100% quality product supply & full batch tractability
Competitive pricing
By using these core objectives we have continued to grow the business and gain a reputation of being a leader in silicone rubber technology. In addition we have on-going investment plans in place for new equipment and technology to further ensure our pricing and service levels are always adding value to your silicone rubber products.
Jaco Products
Ohio
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Molded Dimensions Group
Washington
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Molded Dimensions Group was established in 1954 and has its headquarters in Port Washington, Wisconsin. It is a leading supplier of bespoke parts for businesses looking for a manufacturer and supplier that can provide them with flexibility, dependability, and a strategic approach. Our comprehensive approach to ensuring client satisfaction and our extensive and diverse experience in rubber, plastics, and urethane manufacturing and procurement set Molded Dimensions Group apart in the industry and make us the best partner for a variety of industries.
We actively participate in our clients' product design and development, enabling each product to be formulated with a unique compound created especially for the environment and end-use application. Building collaborative connections with our clients at Molded Dimensions Group leads to better products, quicker cycles for product development, and reliably on-time delivery.
Ameritek International
Minnesota
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Ameritek is a multinational force that specializes in manufacturing knowledge and innovative, flexible global sourcing solutions. Ameritek, one of the top suppliers of supply chain management and sourcing services worldwide, is a pioneer in offering manufacturers strategic cost-controlling options that enable them to thrive in the competitive global market of today.
Modus Advanced, Inc.
California
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Modus Advanced is a multifaceted business that transforms high-performance materials into completed goods, assisting Original Equipment Manufacturers from Idea to Ignition. EMI shielding, Die Cut Gaskets, Microwave Absorbers, Noise Vibration and Harshness Products, Custom Molded Rubber, and Thermal Interface Materials are some of the tools we utilize to address difficult technical problems.
To better serve our consumers, we keep pushing ourselves through automated metrics reporting and continual improvement. By making strategic investments in personnel, technology, and infrastructure, we have been able to attain an overall over 99% on-time delivery record. Modus Advanced, Inc. is ideally situated to assist your business in succeeding, having locations in both the USA and China.
Netco Extruded Plastics
Massachusetts
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Originally called the New England Tape Company, Netco Extruded Plastics, Inc. was founded in 1937 and provided goods for the military and a few other industrial uses. Initially, the company was asked to design a new product to replace the bulky armored cable with a lead jacket that the United States utilized. naval. The experts at Netco have effectively created a robust and lightweight cable cover. The Department of the Navy adopted the lightweight, watertight, flameproof cable cover as their official electrical cable standard.
Towards the end of the 1940s, the company focused its engineering prowess, problem-solving abilities, and research and development on non-military uses. They started creating cover extrusions that were later used in telecommunications equipment. These days, Netco provides a wide range of goods, such as extrusions, profiles, clips,
Parkside Industries Corp
Illinois
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In response to the increasing demand for compression molded PTFE goods, Parkside was established as a firm. As production growth necessitated larger facilities, we ventured into thermoplastic resin injection molding. For increased productivity and quality assurance, production equipment was constantly updated. Upcoming equipment designs indicate more advancements to come. Our long-standing connections with our clients have made it possible for them to expand with us.
Our mission is still to deliver QUALITY items at a competitive price, on schedule.
Specialty Rubber & Gasket
Alabama
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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