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Vikki Stanger
[email protected]
706-692-8626
Vikki Stanger
[email protected]
706-692-8626
No matter the quantity, you can count on Quality Synthetic Rubber (QSR) to provide high quality, custom-molded rubber components, on time and within budget. QSR’s precise manufacturing processes are backed by extensive product engineering experience, vast material knowledge, in-house automation and tooling expertise along with the project management skills critical to keeping production on track.
QSR specializes in transfer molding using high consistency rubber to produce micro to mid-sized products.
QSR’s state-of-the-art liquid injection molding (LIM) machines are automated to run faster than other processes and reduce labor costs on custom parts.
While LIM is ideal for processing a wide array of liquid silicone rubber (LSR), it is typically selected based on material requirements and is often geared for higher volume applications. However, QSR’s capabilities extend to low volume LIM production as well (see Custom Volume Production).
QSR’s continuing investment in engineering, technical expertise and product development, especially in the manufacture of two component (2K) or rubber overmolding projects for custom and offshore applications, is what sets us apart from the competition.
Choose either HCR transfer or liquid injection molding (LIM), depending on your requirements and the application. Either one can produce parts with the rubber chemically bonded to a metal or plastic insert.
QSR’s proactive approach and major investment in proprietary adhesion test mold and methodology ensures proper validation for numerous substrates and elastomers used in both HCR and LSR processes.
QSR’s low to mid-volume production capabilities mirror our full-scale manufacturing operations, using the same exceptional tooling strategy to yield tight tolerance, flashless part prototyping and short runs.
Capabilities also include secondary operations such as post treatments and pad printing.
Implemented in 2010 with four 100 ton transfer presses, our low to mid-volume area now supports seven prototype specific presses, eleven transfer presses ranging from 50 ton–250 ton and three new liquid injection presses.
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