- 11 leading manufacturers
- 37 additional suppliers
- 20 states and provinces
- 22 related categories
- 4 guide sections
Rubber Manufacturers and Companies
IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial rubber manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source rubber manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These rubber companies can design, engineer and manufacture rubber to your specifications and application need. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these rubber manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether its for a manufacturer of rubber materials, rubber moldings, and silicone rubber.
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Contents (4 sections)
Leading Rubber Manufacturers
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Certification, declaration and ownership records are on file for 1 of 11 suppliers in this list, from supplier reports IQS reviewed. A supplier without one listed may still hold it.
| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
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| 1 | RD Rubber Technology CorporationRD Rubber Technology Corp is an ISO 9001:2015 / AS9100:2016 certified and ITAR registered company. We offer compression, transfer, injection and Liquid Injection molding, rubber to metal bonding, engineering support, tooling design, machining and more. Our customers rely on us to give them the best possible production solutions for rubber molding. From aerospace to medical, food processing to military applications we build trust by being responsive to your needs. | Santa Fe Springs, CA | |||
| 2 | REDCO Rubber Engineering & Development CompanyREDCO Rubber Engineering & Development is your complete source for rubber molding products, including rubber rollers, die-cut gaskets, and custom rubber products to suit your application. We are experts in compression molding and transfer molding. We also offer just-in-time delivery and boast strict adherence to meeting deadlines. We are a US-based manufacturing company with over 70 years of experience. | Carson City, NV | |||
| 3 | Pierce-Roberts Rubber Co.For over 90 years, Pierce-Roberts Rubber Company is a manufacturer of custom rubber products. Capabilities include custom and injection rubber molding and custom rubber mixing. We serve such industries as electronics, hydraulics, air and fluid control. ISO 9001:2000 registered. Focusing on customer's needs has kept us in business. Our commitment will carry us into the future. | Trenton, NJ | |||
| 4 | Accurate Products, Inc.Accurate Products will satisfy your exact specifications for custom die cut parts of various materials, including sheet rubber, open & closed cell sponge, silicone, polyurethane foam, cork, felt, fibre, electrical grade paper, FDA & MIL spec materials. For superior die cut seals, gaskets, bumper pads, barriers, packing, diaphragms & more, trust our short lead time, great-priced service! | Chicago, IL | |||
| 5 | Lake Erie Rubber & ManufacturingAll your typical molded rubber parts & more! Our custom rubber molding expertise includes mold conversion, non-conductive parts, injection molding, compression molding, transfer molding, die cutting & extrusions, plus cryogenic deflashing, trimming and curing. Low to medium volumes on time & budget!
| Erie, PA | |||
| 6 | Mason Rubber Co., Inc.Mason Rubber is a full-service organization assisting in the designing or reverse engineering of custom product to fulfill your production requirements. Injection, transfer and compression molding processes are used to manufacture product using a full range of elastomers. We specialize in bonding rubber to metal. | Trevose, PA | |||
| 7 | Kent Rubber Supply Co.Kent Rubber Supply excels at finding solutions for difficult applications or meeting tough deadlines. We specializing in small to large production runs of molded rubber parts. In turn, we offer our customers ultimate flexibility when it comes to a wide choice in shapes, sizes, and wall thicknesses in materials such as PVC and urethane. Our rubber molding services are available both domestic and offshore. | Grand Rapids, MI | |||
| 8 | National Rubber Corp.National Rubber was founded in 1997 with the values of variety, consistency, quality, open communication, and timely delivery at its core. Today, we stay true to these values by taking each one of your specifications into consideration, and working with you through every step of the manufacturing process. Call us today for more information! | Canonsburg, PA | |||
| 9 | Jet RubberJet Rubber Company, employee-owned, offers custom molded rubber and rubber to metal components. They offer rubber molding in a wide array of standard rubber products as well as custom options for those more complex and difficult jobs. We are dedicated to customer satisfaction, competitive prices and on time delivery. We routinely work with a wide variety of materials. | Rootstown, OH | |||
| 10 | Colorado Molded Products Co.At Colorado Molded Products Co., we deliver precision rubber molding solutions engineered to meet demanding industrial requirements while maintaining consistency, durability, and performance. Our company specializes in transforming raw elastomer materials into high-quality components that support a wide range of applications. | Englewood, CO | |||
| 11 | Dynamic Rubber, Inc.At Dynamic Rubber, we are a custom rubber molding company dedicated to producing high-quality molded rubber components that meet the unique performance requirements of a wide range of industries. Our company manufactures precision rubber products in various sizes, shapes, and material formulations, providing dependable solutions for applications that demand durability, flexibility, sealing performance, and resistance to harsh operating environments. | Mt. Prospect, IL |
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Quick Answers
- How many rubber manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 11 leading manufacturers and 37 additional suppliers.
- Where are rubber manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 20 states and provinces: Illinois (6), Pennsylvania (6), Ohio (5), California (4), Indiana (3), Michigan (3), Minnesota (3), New Jersey (3), and 12 more.
- How do I get quotes from rubber suppliers?
- Select suppliers in the table and choose Request Quotes. IQS reviews your request and forwards it to every supplier you select.
Rubber Manufacturers
The term “rubber” refers not only to natural rubber, sourced from the Pará rubber tree, but also a large group of highly elastic polymers, generally labeled as synthetic rubbers. Rubber manufacturers use both natural rubber and many types of synthetic rubber to create products important to everyday life. Natural rubber is, for example, used in the creation of windshield wipers, conveyors belts and many marine products. Rubber manufacturers employ synthetic materials to produce, among other things, a large number of automobile components, such as flooring, matting, window and door profiles, belts and hoses. Both natural and synthetic rubbers may be used to create tires.
History of Rubber
The first synthetic rubber was invented in Germany in 1909, and later versions were used in both World War I and subsequent years, as rubber prices shot up. However, it was not until World War II that the use of synthetic rubber really launched into the mainstream. This occurred as a direct result of the high demand for rubber to create war machine tires, which was matched with an expensive and disproportionately low supply of natural rubber. Since then, the creation of products using synthetic rubbers like neoprene, EPDM, viton, silicone rubber, nitrile, butyl and polyurethane has not slowed down. Today, rubber manufacturers process about twenty-five million tons of rubber per year.
Rubber Harvesting Process
Natural rubber is harvested mainly via the tapping of rubber trees, which secrete a sticky, milk-like substance called latex. Once collected, the latex is refined into rubber. Natural rubber can be left uncured or it can be vulcanized. During vulcanization, rubber is heated then modified with the addition of peroxide, bisphenol or sulfur, any of which will improve its elasticity, strength and resistance to stressors. Of the two, vulcanized rubber has more applications. Some of the products that rubber manufacturers make using vulcanized rubber include shoe soles, hockey pucks, domestic clothes wringers, rubber boots and pump housings. They use uncured rubber in the creation of adhesives, insulation, cements, friction tapes and crepe rubber, which is used in insulating footwear and blankets.
Applications of Rubber
Another great trait of rubber is its relative gas impermeability, which makes it popular for use in the creation of items like balloons, air hoses, sports balls and cushions. Also, since soft rubber products are particularly resistant to electricity, they are often used inside protective shoes and gloves. Hard rubber is equally popular in the production of electrical instruments like parts for radio sets, meters and telephone housings. Because it is water and fluid resistant, rubber manufacturers often use rubber to produce medical and chemical tubing, rain boots, rain jackets, umbrellas, diving gear and the lining of railroad tank cars, storage tanks and processing equipment. Other rubber products include large and small gaskets, latex gloves, shock absorbers and specialized machinery mounts. Rubber can even be used during the extrusion, rubber bonding and rubber molding processes.
Things to Consider When Choosing a Rubber Manufacturer
For the best results, an interested party will turn to a rubber manufacturer that is experienced and ready to listen to customer requests. When discussing their application, customers should convey to rubber manufacturers the levels of stress and strain they plan to put on their product and the temperature environment in which the product will work. It is important to know the anticipated levels of stress and strain, because this will determine the required strength and, in part, elasticity of the rubber product to be produced. In addition, it is important to communicate anticipated temperature averages because elasticity changes with temperature, and a manufacturer must create a product that compensates for that. Note that, in environments of extreme heat, rubber elasticity is very high, while in areas of extreme cold, rubber elasticity is much lower. The right partner can make all the difference, so don’t hesitate to reach out to multiple rubber manufacturers with questions before beginning work.
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