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Rubber mouldings

Rubber mouldings

Our range of industrial rubber mouldings includes standard and bespoke profiles manufactured from durable elastomers (EPDM, NBR, silicone, neoprene) for sealing, vibration isolation and wear protection. Extruded and moulded cross-sections are available in a wide spectrum of sizes, durometers and compound specifications to suit static and dynamic applications across plant engineering, hydraulics and material handling.

Custom tooling, co-extrusion and bonded assemblies are supported to meet specific dimensional tolerances, temperature and chemical resistance requirements. For material selection, hardness guidance or bespoke profile design, consult our technical team or review the Rubber mouldings collection.

We can supply Rubber mouldings in virtually any design and specification.

Custom production is possible based on technical drawings, material requirements, or performance criteria.

Most standard sizes are available from stock.

Contact us to discuss your requirements, and our technical specialists will guide you through the entire development and production process.
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Industrial rubber mouldings: materials and typical applications

Industrial rubber mouldings are used for sealing, vibration isolation and wear protection across marine, construction, transport and manufacturing sectors. Profiles can be produced from a range of elastomers to address chemical resistance, temperature range and mechanical behaviour; material selection should be based on operating conditions and substance compatibility. Mouldings may be specified for static seals, dynamic seals, edge protection, anti‑vibration mounts and abrasive wear strips. RuplaTec supplies technical rubber and plastic products and can advise on material options and design trade-offs on request. For a representative selection of standard and bespoke options see industrial rubber mouldings.

Design, custom profiles and procurement guidance

Design considerations include cross‑section geometry, tolerances, shore hardness and surface finish. Manufacturing routes such as extrusion, compression or injection moulding may be selected according to profile complexity and order quantity; tooling and secondary operations like trimming, vulcanising or bonding may be required for assemblies. Where precise fit is important, drawings, measured samples or CAD profiles can aid specification; dimensional tolerances and testing requirements can be discussed with our technical team. Contact our team for advice on selecting elastomers, specifying profiles or defining quality checks relevant to industrial applications.

FAQ

What are industrial rubber mouldings and where are they used?

Industrial rubber mouldings are shaped elastomer components designed to provide sealing, vibration isolation and wear protection in industrial assemblies. They encompass both standard and bespoke profiles manufactured from durable elastomers and are applied in machinery, enclosures, doors, hydraulic systems and other equipment where flexible seals, buffers or protective edges are required. Selection depends on operating conditions such as chemical exposure, temperature and mechanical load. For application-specific guidance on selecting suitable rubber mouldings, please contact our team for technical advice.

What elastomer materials are available for rubber mouldings and how should material be chosen?

Rubber mouldings are produced from a range of elastomers selected to meet requirements for chemical resistance, temperature tolerance, compression set and abrasion resistance. Material choice should be driven by the operating environment, media contact, mechanical stresses and any regulatory or industry requirements. Detailed material properties are provided in technical datasheets; for tailored recommendations our team can evaluate your application and advise on appropriate elastomer options and compatibility considerations.

Can rubber mouldings be customised and what does the bespoke process involve?

Custom rubber mouldings can be produced to match specific cross-sections, fitments and functional requirements. The bespoke process generally includes review of application needs, assessment of design drawings or samples, and development of tooling or extrusion profiles. Prototyping and sample approval are commonly used to verify fit and performance before full production. For project-specific enquiries about tolerances, extrusion profiles, bonded assemblies or feasibility, contact our team to discuss design and manufacturing considerations.

What are the installation, maintenance and service-life considerations for rubber mouldings?

Installation and maintenance practices directly affect the service life of rubber mouldings. Best practices include correct positioning, avoiding excessive deformation during assembly, preparing surfaces properly for adhesives or bonding, and ensuring material compatibility with mating components. Routine inspection for abrasion, chemical attack, compression set and hardening is recommended, with replacement when functional performance declines. Environmental factors such as temperature extremes and continuous chemical exposure will influence longevity. For installation guidelines and maintenance recommendations tailored to your application, contact our technical team.