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Molded Rubber Parts

Category: Custom Rubber Parts

Custom molded rubber parts manufactured for sealing, protection, cushioning, and assembly applications. A wide range of rubber materials is available, including NBR, EPDM, FKM, HNBR, Silicone, Fluorosilicone, Neoprene, SBR, ACM, and AEM. Samples and specifications can be customized according to customer requirements.

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  • Precision molded rubber components
Engineered Components

Engineered Component Types and Functions

These parts are made to customer drawings, 3D models, or approved samples when standard seals and simple flat parts cannot match the required geometry, fit, or mechanical function.

  • Drawing-controlled geometry

    Drawing-Controlled Geometry

    Profiles, holes, grooves, shoulders, wall sections, and locating features can be produced to the dimensions shown on the approved drawing.

  • Sealing component

    Sealing Components

    Custom profiles can be used around grooves, interfaces, and mating surfaces where the sealing geometry is built into the component.

  • Cushioning and impact component

    Cushioning and Impact Parts

    Rubber components can absorb contact, reduce impact, or maintain spacing between adjoining parts in an assembly.

  • Vibration isolation component

    Vibration and Isolation Parts

    Special-shaped rubber parts can provide flexible support where vibration or direct contact between assembled components needs to be reduced.

  • Protective rubber component

    Protective Components

    Molded profiles can protect contact points, exposed surfaces, and connection areas from abrasion, impact, or environmental exposure.

  • Retention and assembly component

    Retention and Assembly Parts

    Grooves, shoulders, holes, and locating features can be incorporated when the rubber part also needs to position or retain another component.

  • Rubber component specification requirements
Drawing Requirements

Geometry, Tolerance and Surface Requirements

For drawing-controlled parts, confirm the critical dimensions, tolerances, surface requirements, material, quantity, and inspection method before tooling.

Drawing and Part Requirements
Product Name Precision Molded Rubber Components
Drawing Input 2D drawing, 3D model, or approved sample
Materials NBR, EPDM, FKM, HNBR, Silicone, Fluorosilicone, Neoprene, SBR, ACM, AEM
Critical Features Dimensions, tolerances, holes, grooves, shoulders, and feature locations
Surface Requirements Parting line, flash limit, surface texture, and finish as specified
Inspection Drawing-defined critical dimensions and agreed inspection method

Compound Selection by Operating Condition

  • NBR Rubber

    NBR is commonly specified for components exposed to oils, grease, abrasion, and general industrial service.

    Oil Resistant Wear Resistant General Sealing
  • EPDM Rubber

    EPDM is often selected for components exposed to water, weathering, ozone, and outdoor conditions.

    Weather Resistant Ozone Resistant Water Resistant
  • FKM Rubber

    FKM can be used where higher temperatures, oils, fuels, or more demanding chemical exposure must be considered.

    Chemical Resistant High Temperature Premium Grade
  • HNBR Rubber

    HNBR offers higher heat, oil, and wear resistance than standard NBR for more demanding service conditions.

    Heat Resistant Oil Resistant Durable
  • Silicone Rubber

    Silicone is used where broad temperature capability, flexibility, or a softer contact surface is required.

    Flexible Temperature Resistant Soft Sealing
  • Fluorosilicone Rubber

    Fluorosilicone can be considered when low-temperature flexibility and resistance to fuels or oils are needed together.

    Fuel Resistant Low Temperature Specialty Compound
  • Neoprene Rubber

    Neoprene provides a practical balance of abrasion, weathering, and mild chemical resistance for general industrial parts.

    Abrasion Resistant Weather Resistant General Purpose
  • SBR Rubber

    SBR is generally used for cost-sensitive parts where abrasion resistance matters more than oil resistance.

    Cost-Effective Abrasion Resistant Standard Use
  • ACM / AEM Rubber

    ACM and AEM are used for selected automotive and elevated-temperature applications involving oils and related fluids.

    Automotive Use Heat Resistant Oil Resistant
Drawing-controlled molded rubber components

Built Around Your Drawing

Send the drawing revision, material requirement, critical dimensions, expected quantity, and inspection points so the part can be reviewed against the actual assembly.

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    Rubber Compounds

  • OEM

    Made to Drawing

Component Types

Drawing-Controlled OEM Part Examples

These examples cover non-standard parts whose geometry is defined by the surrounding assembly rather than by a standard seal size.

  • Profiled rubber sealing component in an automotive assembly

    Profiled Sealing Components

    Molded lips, grooves, shoulders, and sealing faces can be incorporated where the seal geometry is part of the component.

  • Rubber cushion and contact component near a charging port

    Cushions and Contact Pads

    Custom pads and cushions can control contact, spacing, impact, or vibration between mating parts.

  • Rubber retaining and locating component for an electrical connector

    Retaining and Locating Parts

    Recesses, holes, edges, and locating features can help position or retain another component during assembly.

  • Examples of molded rubber profiles and components

    Dedicated Clips and Edge Protectors

    For dedicated molded clips, edge protectors, and similar profiles, see our molded rubber clips and edge protectors page.

  • Molded rubber inspection section
Quality Control

First Articles and Dimensional Inspection

Before production, the drawing revision and inspection scope should be agreed so samples and production parts are checked against the same requirements.

Precision molded rubber components for dimensional inspection
  • Drawing Revision Control

    The drawing or approved model used for tooling, sampling, and inspection should be identified by the same revision.

  • Critical Dimension Checks

    Critical dimensions, feature locations, profiles, flash limits, and other drawing callouts can be included in the inspection plan.

  • Material and Hardness Verification

    Compound and hardness requirements can be checked against the approved specification before production release.

  • Tooling and Production

    For mold design, process selection, and the production workflow, see our custom rubber molding process and tooling page.

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