Category: Rubber Molding
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Deep-Dive Into the Compression Molding Process
Compression molding transforms vulcanized rubber into strong, precision components through a high-pressure process that creates parts vital for reducing noise and friction in machines. This cost-effective method uses heated molds and pressure to produce durable rubber components that meet specific engineering requirements and quality standards.
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Custom Rubber Molding Service: Industries & Applications
Custom rubber molding provides manufacturers with tailored solutions when standard parts don’t meet specific needs. This manufacturing process offers benefits like precise engineering, enhanced performance, cost efficiency, and quality control, while serving various industries including automotive, construction, defense, medical, and agriculture through different molding processes like compression, injection, and transfer molding.
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Q&A | A Glimpse into the Future of Off-Highway Electric Vehicles.
RPM’s Vice President discusses OHEV development, highlighting three key protection areas: battery trays, electric motors, and electronic components. The company applies traditional vibration isolation methods to these new challenges, focusing on protecting components from shock and vibration while anticipating gradual market adoption starting with smaller vehicles.
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6 Essential Engine Mount Design Considerations
Engine and motor mounts are crucial components that reduce noise and vibration in vehicles and motor-dependent equipment. While standard mounts are available, custom solutions are often needed. Key design considerations include industry application, mount type, materials, dimensions, and molding processes.
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3 Types of Rubber Injection Molding
The blog post details three main rubber molding processes: transfer molding, compression molding, and injection molding (including organic, liquid, and thermoplastic variants). Each method has specific applications, benefits, and limitations for manufacturing rubber parts across various industries.
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4 Best Engine Mount Materials
Engine mounts, composed of rubber and metal components, secure engines while reducing vibration and noise. Key rubber materials include natural rubber, known for resilience; Neoprene, offering oil resistance; Silicone, excellent for high temperatures; and EPDM, featuring good tear resistance. Metal options include low carbon steel and aluminum.