Many different kinds of polymers are used to make rubbers. Rubber bonding can employ natural rubber or one of the many types of synthetic rubber, including neoprene, EPDM and nitrile. Each kind of rubber has its own strengths, which may include resistances to extreme temperatures, water, wear and certain chemicals. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
RD Rubber Technology Corporation
Santa Fe Springs, CA | 562-941-4800RD Rubber Technology is a custom rubber to metal bonding company that is highly responsive and flexible to customer needs from design, development and prototyping to short run or long run, high volume production. They offer the right tooling, materials and precision tolerance parts for health care, military, aerospace, medical, electronics, food equipment and other high tech fields.
Accurate Products, Inc.
Chicago, IL | 800-782-7776See how Accurate Products can bond natural and synthetic rubber to a wide variety of materials for applications such as tires, gaskets, seals, rolls, hoses, tubes, vibration isolators, shock mounts, electrical components, bumpers, drive wheels, etc. This ISO certified company is highly adept at custom parts, so call today about your rubber to metal bonding.
GSH Industries, Inc.
Cleveland, OH | 440-238-3009For over 30 years, GSH has provided top quality contract manufacturing services, and we strive to remain on the cutting edge of our industry. With our 45,000 square foot facility and over 100 years of combined experience, we are dedicated to providing superior customer services and help you find the right product for your application. For further inquiries, call or visit us online today to see what else we can do for you!
Pierce-Roberts Rubber Co.
Trenton, NJ | 609-394-5245With more than a century of manufacturing experience, Pierce-Roberts Rubber Co. is your source for custom molded rubber products. We offer a variety of custom rubber molding services, including rubber mixing and formulating, rapid prototyping, molded rubber product design and research, and more. At Pierce-Roberts, customers get a product that matches specifications and service that exceeds expectations. That is our guarantee.
Mason Rubber Co., Inc.
Trevose, PA | 215-355-3440From molding products made of homogeneous rubber, to rubber bonded to metal as well as other various materials. Mason Rubber makes efficient use of state of the art technology to produce a quality product. No matter how small or large your production requirements are, Mason Rubber is able to meet your special needs.
Bushings, Inc.
Rochester Hills, MI | 248-650-0603Our economical products are made from high-quality solutions that will last you for many years to come. We are a dependable manufacturer that will work with you every step of the way. Here at Bushings, we pre-test all of our products to ensure your satisfaction. Please give us a call today to learn more information!
Jet Rubber Company
Rootstown, OH | 330-325-1821Since 1955, Jet Rubber Company, an Employee Owned Company, has been custom molding rubber and rubber-to-metal components for a variety of industries and applications. As an aggressive manufacturer of molded rubber and rubber-to-metal parts, our reputation has been built upon providing quality products, on time, and at a fair price.
Rubber Bonding - Accurate Products, Inc.The strengths and weaknesses of a particular kind of rubber should be considered when selecting a rubber for bonding processes. The common rubber to metal bonding involves a variety of metallic substances, which like the rubber varieties depends on the application. Steel and steel alloys, brass, copper, beryllium and titanium are all utilized. Aluminum bonding is now the most common because of its ductility, strength and light weight nature, as well as the economical trait of being cheaper then other metals without sacrificing quality.
Fabric and rubber are bonded together for applications including rubber car and truck tires, inflatable rubber dams and covers for pools and other outdoor objects that need protection. Glass and fabric are also bonded together sometimes, creating precision medical supplies such as vacuum massagers.
Bonded rubber is produced in a couple ways, depending on the material it is being bonded with. All rubber bonded to metal products go through the same sort of basic process. A metallic substance is chosen and shaped and placed, after being thoroughly cleaned, into a mold that is only slightly large then the part itself.
Keeping the piece of metal steady within the mold, while also ensuring that the molten rubber that is being inserted completely covers the part, is a precise and patience evoking process. Once that is done though, the rubber just needs to harden, the mold removed and the rubber and metal bonded object is complete. Rubber bonded components and products are common in manufacturing, to isolate vibration and noise in certain applications.
The automotive industry uses a particularly large amount of these. For example, the steering wheel is joined to the steering column by various rubber bonded parts and the foot pedals and bumpers are commonly produced by way of rubber and metallic materials. Rubber bonded goods can also be found in the aerospace, agricultural, engineering, electric, food service, printing and pharmaceutical industries.