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The Many Roles of Medical Rubber Molding and Keypads

October 10, 2013

When it comes to medical devices, it is very important for silicone rubber molding components to work properly and have a secure fit. Although it

Designing Color Into Silicone Rubber Products

October 3, 2013

When designing and implementing a silicone rubber product for manufacture, the color of the component to be produced is important. Silicone rubber lends itself well

How Silicone Wraps and Covers Protect Hand-Held Devices

September 26, 2013

When it comes to hand-held devices, one of the most important features is protection. Silicone rubber applications for keypads and seams protect them from everyday

Silicone Properties and Mold Design

September 19, 2013

Silicone rubber is used in a variety of industries; including medical, military, marine, construction and aerospace. Because of its inherent properties, it out performs inferior

Choosing Colors for Medical Keypad Molding

September 12, 2013

Choosing colors for medical silicone rubber keypads plays an important role in product design. You can alter the colors of the product to coordinate and

How Are ITAR Registered Companies Different?

September 5, 2013

When planning and deciding on where to produce molded silicone components, there are many options to choose from. With manufacturing growing overseas, it can be

Military Keypad Manufacturing for Submarines: Silence Speaks Volumes

August 30, 2013

Submarine technology has changed drastically over the years. With it has changed the layout and the specifications that parts must meet inside and outside of

Keep Heavy Machinery and Operations Moving With Compatible Silicone Rubber Parts

August 22, 2013

Heavy machinery relies greatly upon the precision of moving parts. That means things can’t leak, chafe or strike each other without causing harm to the

Rapid Prototyping Rubber: Creating an Exact Fit

August 15, 2013

When developing a custom silicone molding component, many factors need to be considered. Prototypes can help simulate the interworking of the device. In the development

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