Standard Rubber Products is an IATF 16949:2016 & ISO 9001:2015 certified company established in 2006 with an experience in producing rubber seals for various industries including Automotive, Mass Transportation, Construction, Bus body builders, Refrigeration and Panel industry etc. The company specializes in manufacturing moulded and extruded rubber parts using materials such as EPDM, Neoprene, and Nitrile.

By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence, we strive to maximize efficiency, reduce waste, and minimize our environmental impact. Through our unwavering commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, and ethical practices, we aspire to be the preferred choice for EPDM Rubber extrusion, driving growth and creating long-lasting partnerships with our valued customers.

Standard Rubber Products offers a comprehensive range of premium engineered mechanical seals and sealing support systems. With our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, we ensure exceptional precision and consistent adherence to stringent production standards, delivering high-quality products that meet the needs of various industries.

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Process & Infrastructure

Compounding Extrusion Moulding

Compounding

At Standard Rubber Products, the compounding process begins with the precise weighing and batching of raw materials, including the EPDM base polymer and various additives. The first step is to prepare the carbon black master batch, which is then aged to ensure better dispersion.

Once the master batch is ready, it is mixed with the base polymer using a mixing mill. This machine provides efficient and thorough mixing, ensuring a uniform distribution of carbon black and other additives throughout the EPDM compound.

During the mixing process, various additives are incorporated to enhance the performance of the final rubber compound. These additives may include curing agents, accelerators, processing aids, and other compounds based on the desired properties of the end product.

Throughout the compounding process, quality checks and tests are performed to ensure that the compound meets the required specifications and standards. This ensures the consistency and high quality of the EPDM compound.

Once the compounding process is complete, the final EPDM compound is ready to be used for extrusion or moulding. This compound is fed into the extrusion machine, where it is shaped and formed into the desired rubber profiles used in various applications across industries.

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Extrusion

After the compounding process, the next step is extrusion, where the compounded rubber is shaped and formed into rubber profiles, including rubber beadings.

The process of UHF extrusion (Ultra High-Frequency extrusion) involves the following steps:

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UHF extrusion offers advantages like reduced production time, improved energy efficiency, and precise control over the curing process. This makes it an ideal choice for producing high-quality rubber beadings and other rubber profiles efficiently and effectively.

Moulding

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After the compounding process is complete, the rubber compound is ready to be used for the manufacturing of moulded rubber parts at Standard Rubber Products. Here's an overview of the process for moulded parts:

Mould Design and Preparation: The first step in the moulding process is the design and preparation of the mould. The design is based on the specific shape and dimensions required for the moulded rubber part. The mould is typically made from metal and consists of two halves that fit together.

Mould Preheating: Before the rubber compound is placed in the mould, it is preheated to a specific temperature to improve flow and ensure better mould filling.

Injection or Compression Molding: There are two common methods for molding rubber parts: injection molding and compression moulding.

Injection Moulding: In injection moulding, the preheated rubber compound is injected into the mould cavity under high pressure using an injection moulding machine. The rubber fills the mould cavity, taking the shape of the mould, and is allowed to cure.

Compression Moulding: In compression moulding, the preheated rubber compound is placed directly into the mould cavity, and the mould is then closed. Pressure is applied to the mould to compress the rubber and shape it according to the mould design. The rubber is cured in the closed mould.

Curing: After the rubber compound is moulded into the desired shape, it undergoes a curing process to achieve its final physical properties. The curing process involves applying heat to the moulded rubber part for a specific time to promote cross-linking of the polymer chains, resulting in improved strength and durability.

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Cooling and Demoulding: Once the curing process is complete, the mould is opened, and the cured rubber part is removed. The part is allowed to cool to room temperature before further processing or quality inspection.

Trimming and Finishing: After demoulding, the moulded rubber part may require trimming or finishing to remove any excess rubber or imperfections, ensuring the part meets the required specifications and tolerances.

Quality Inspection: Every moulded rubber part undergoes thorough quality inspection to check for dimensional accuracy, physical properties, and visual defects. Standard Rubber Products maintains strict quality control measures to ensure that each part meets the highest quality standards.

Packaging and Shipping: After passing the quality inspection, the moulded rubber parts are carefully packaged for shipment to customers or further assembly into final products.

At Standard Rubber Products, our expertise in rubber compounding and advanced moulding techniques enables us to manufacture a wide range of moUlded rubber parts with precise dimensions and excellent physical properties, catering to various industries and applications.

At Standard Rubber Products, the compounding process begins with the precise weighing and batching of raw materials, including the EPDM base polymer and various additives. The first step is to prepare the carbon black master batch, which is then aged to ensure better dispersion.

Once the master batch is ready, it is mixed with the base polymer using a mixing mill. This machine provides efficient and thorough mixing, ensuring a uniform distribution of carbon black and other additives throughout the EPDM compound.

During the mixing process, various additives are incorporated to enhance the performance of the final rubber compound. These additives may include curing agents, accelerators, processing aids, and other compounds based on the desired properties of the end product.

Throughout the compounding process, quality checks and tests are performed to ensure that the compound meets the required specifications and standards. This ensures the consistency and high quality of the EPDM compound.

Once the compounding process is complete, the final EPDM compound is ready to be used for extrusion or moulding. This compound is fed into the extrusion machine, where it is shaped and formed into the desired rubber profiles used in various applications across industries.

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After the compounding process, the next step is extrusion, where the compounded rubber is shaped and formed into rubber profiles, including rubber beadings.

The process of UHF extrusion (Ultra High-Frequency extrusion) involves the following steps:

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UHF extrusion offers advantages like reduced production time, improved energy efficiency, and precise control over the curing process. This makes it an ideal choice for producing high-quality rubber beadings and other rubber profiles efficiently and effectively.

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After the compounding process is complete, the rubber compound is ready to be used for the manufacturing of moulded rubber parts at Standard Rubber Products. Here's an overview of the process for moulded parts:

Mould Design and Preparation: The first step in the moulding process is the design and preparation of the mould. The design is based on the specific shape and dimensions required for the moulded rubber part. The mould is typically made from metal and consists of two halves that fit together.

Mould Preheating: Before the rubber compound is placed in the mould, it is preheated to a specific temperature to improve flow and ensure better mould filling.

Injection or Compression Molding: There are two common methods for molding rubber parts: injection molding and compression moulding.

Injection Moulding: In injection moulding, the preheated rubber compound is injected into the mould cavity under high pressure using an injection moulding machine. The rubber fills the mould cavity, taking the shape of the mould, and is allowed to cure.

Compression Moulding: In compression moulding, the preheated rubber compound is placed directly into the mould cavity, and the mould is then closed. Pressure is applied to the mould to compress the rubber and shape it according to the mould design. The rubber is cured in the closed mould.

Curing: After the rubber compound is moulded into the desired shape, it undergoes a curing process to achieve its final physical properties. The curing process involves applying heat to the moulded rubber part for a specific time to promote cross-linking of the polymer chains, resulting in improved strength and durability.

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Cooling and Demoulding: Once the curing process is complete, the mould is opened, and the cured rubber part is removed. The part is allowed to cool to room temperature before further processing or quality inspection.

Trimming and Finishing: After demoulding, the moulded rubber part may require trimming or finishing to remove any excess rubber or imperfections, ensuring the part meets the required specifications and tolerances.

Quality Inspection: Every moulded rubber part undergoes thorough quality inspection to check for dimensional accuracy, physical properties, and visual defects. Standard Rubber Products maintains strict quality control measures to ensure that each part meets the highest quality standards.

Packaging and Shipping: After passing the quality inspection, the moulded rubber parts are carefully packaged for shipment to customers or further assembly into final products.

At Standard Rubber Products, our expertise in rubber compounding and advanced moulding techniques enables us to manufacture a wide range of moUlded rubber parts with precise dimensions and excellent physical properties, catering to various industries and applications.

Value Added Services

This involves joining separate pieces of rubber profiles together to create continuous and seamless lengths, ensuring the profiles meet specific application requirements. The company employs various splicing methods, such as butt splicing, scarf splicing, miter splicing, and overlap splicing, using advanced techniques to ensure strong and reliable connections.

clipping of rubber profile refers to the process of attaching metal or plastic clips to the rubber profile. These clips are used for easy and secure installation of the rubber seal onto various surfaces or components. Clipping provides a reliable and efficient way to fasten the rubber seal in place, making it ideal for applications in automotive, construction, and other industries.

Sealant application is a value-added service provided by Standard Rubber Products in rubber seal manufacturing. It involves applying high-quality sealant materials to the rubber profiles to enhance their sealing properties and ensure a reliable, moisture-resistant, and dust-proof seal.

This service involves applying adhesive or tape to the rubber profiles to enhance their sealing properties and ensure secure attachment to surfaces. By using high-quality adhesives and tapes, Standard Rubber Products ensures the creation of effective and durable rubber seals suitable for a wide range of industries and applications.

Flocking of rubber profiles is one of the specialized services offered by Standard Rubber Products. Through this process, short textile fibers are applied to the rubber surface using a suitable adhesive, resulting in improved properties like abrasion resistance and reduced friction coefficient. Flocking enhances the performance and durability of rubber seals used in various applications, especially in the automotive industry.

This specialized service involves creating strategic notches or grooves in rubber profiles to enhance flexibility, fitment, and alignment for various applications. With precision and expertise, Standard Rubber Products tailors rubber profiles to meet specific customer requirements, ensuring optimal performance and customer satisfaction.

Frequently Ask Question

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We are working mainly on four kind of rubbers/polymers.

1) EPDM

2) Neoprene

3) Nitrile

4) Natural rubber

Weather Strip , Door rubbers , window rubber , glass beading etc . • Co-extrusion with or without metal insert (Running Length &moulded)

  • Single Extrusion (Running Length &moulded)
  • Dense Products
  • Cellular Products
  • Flocked Products
  • Moulded Rubber Products

  • EPDM: -20˚C to +70˚C
  • Neoprene: -20˚C to +90˚C
  • Nitrile: -25˚C to +110˚C
  • NR: -30˚C to +70˚C