Transfer Moulding

How does this process work?

The production process takes place in four clear steps:

1. Preheating: The rubber is placed in a pot and heated to a specific temperature, making it easier to process.
2. Transfer: Using a plunger, the heated material is pressed under pressure through a small opening into the cavities of the mould.
3. Curing: Under heat and pressure, the rubber takes on its final shape, hardens (vulcanizes) and acquires its final (elastic) properties.
4. Cooling and removal: After curing (vulcanizing), the mould is opened and the final product is removed, usually by hand.

What are the benefits of Transfer Moulding?

✔ Precision: Suitable for parts with detailed designs and tight tolerances.
✔ Efficiency: Perfect for medium to large series.
✔ Complex shapes: Can realize challenging designs that are difficult to make with other techniques.
✔ Flexibility: Combines advantages of different production processes.

Why Artech Rubber?

At Artech Rubber we use our experience and modern facilities to deliver top quality products. Our approach is characterized by:

• Consistency: Reliable production with consistent results.
• Adaptability: Flexibility to tailor the technology to your specific product requirements.
• Cost-effectiveness: Optimal balance between quality and costs.

Applications

This technique is particularly suitable for various industries, such as:

• Automotive: Parts such as precision gaskets and seals.
• Industrial applications: Complex rubber moulded parts for machines.
• Consumer goods: Support for challenging designs.

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Are you looking for an efficient way to produce complex rubber moulded parts? Artech Rubber is here for you. Contact us and discover how we can take your production to the next level!