Custom Elastomer Sealing Parts with 50-90 Shore A Hardness in NBR EPDM FKM HNBR for OEM/ODM Applications

Our Core Customization Capabilities

• Specific Durometer (Hardness): Specify the target Shore A hardness and tolerance for your sealing or cushioning part. Available hardness depends on the selected compound; agree the test method and sample acceptance criteria with the drawing revision.

• Pantone & RAL Color Matching: Provide a color code or physical reference for identification or branding. Confirm the approved rubber sample and acceptable color variation before production; compound and surface finish affect the appearance.

• OEM Logo Branding: Molded-in identification can be reviewed with the part geometry. Provide artwork, marking size and location; any secondary marking method must be confirmed for the selected rubber and finish.

• Custom Compounding: State required properties such as flame resistance, conductivity or weathering performance with the relevant test criteria. Feasibility and acceptance testing are reviewed for the specific formulation.

• Bespoke Packaging: From individual poly-bagging to custom-labeled boxes and retail-ready kits, we provide packaging solutions that streamline your assembly line or sales process.

Material Expertise: Choosing the Right Elastomer

Why Partner With Our Engineering Team?

ISO 9001 Quality Management: Dimensional, hardness and appearance requirements can be agreed for sample approval and production inspection. State any additional test or documentation requirements in the enquiry.

In-House Tooling & Design: Our engineers assist with Design for Manufacturing (DFM), helping to refine part geometry to reduce costs and improve performance.

Our Workshop

FAQ

Q1: What files do you need for an OEM quote?
A: Send STEP, STP or IGS models with a dimensioned PDF or DWG drawing, revision number, critical dimensions and tolerances. Include target material, Shore A hardness, sealing interface, fluid exposure and estimated order volume.

Q2: Can you help us select the best material (ODM service)?
A: Provide the mating surfaces, static or moving duty, pressure, temperature, medium and exposure duration. Material options are reviewed together with geometry and acceptance criteria; final suitability requires confirmation for the application.

Q3: Is there a cost difference between black and custom-colored rubber?
A: Color requirements can affect compound preparation, sampling and quotation. Provide the reference and order quantity so the cost and approval process can be confirmed.

Q4: Do you offer rapid prototyping before we invest in mass production molds?
A: The sampling route depends on geometry, material and the purpose of the trial. Confirm whether the sample is for dimensional fit or functional testing; prototype material and process may differ from the production molded part.

Q5: What is your standard lead time?
A: Tooling, sampling and production timing are confirmed after drawing review, material selection and order quantity. Agree the sample approval schedule and delivery requirement with the quotation.