The processes of adhering rubber Silicone Parts - Molded Dimensionsto metal components are widespread techniques in the rubber industry. Generally…
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EPDM (ethylene-propylene-diene) has many exceptional qualities making it a go-to elastomeric material. EPDM is thermoset, meaning that it is cured…
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Tensile strength, elongation, and modulus are often used as qualification criteria when specifying rubber and polyurethane material. They can also…
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Silicone rubber is an elastomer that combines silicon, carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. It is a material that maintains its properties…
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Conventional molders, such as Molded Dimensions, Inc., are currently able to process a translucent, high strength, FDA compliant, high consistency…
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How to influence base material cost on molded rubber parts Buyers and engineers are driven to reduce overall assembly cost…
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