NEW DEVELOPMENTS
We have recently carried out the production of silicone implements by request of the firm CDH – PROTESIS E IMPLANTES S.R.L. These implements will be used in the surgical instruments area and commercialised internationally.
The firm ELEVADORES NEUMATICOS S.A. requested us to produce a new custom made development, which included curved and column profiles for their new line of elevators. Both models were manufactured with the extrusion technique.
The firm PHILIPS LIGHTING ARGENTINA S.A. has trusted us to develop the profiles for their new ‘Gear Gasket’ lights, specially designed to be used in public spaces.
- To understand the dozens of ways in which silicone rubber can be used, it is important to know where it comes from. In this article, we will talk about its origin for a better understanding of […]
- Rubber, in its many forms, has the ability to join metals of all type. In fact, adhered rubber is stronger than […]
- We have added a new line of profiles, specially designed for soft, hermetic closure in wooden doors. These profiles can be manufactured in a great […]
- What’s the difference between nitrile and neoprene for seals, joints and insulation? These materials present a lot of similarities, but […]
- In operating environments of vehicles with internal combustion engines, from heavy trucks to oil platforms, ships and even aerospace vehicles; moulded rubber pieces have […]
- Manufacturers of a great variety of industries trust in moulded rubber pieces for high performance of their products. As rubber is only one of […]
- Although there are relevant differences between plastic and rubber, these materials can share many performance properties, which is why both are viable options for […]
- There are many different types of silicone, each with particular features that make them specific for some applications. In the automotive industry, they can be used as […]
- In a comparison between natural rubber and synthetic rubber, which is better? It is essentially a competition between man and nature. Maybe this isn’t […]
- Neoprene was invented and patented for commercial development by American scientists in 1930. At first, its odour was quite unpleasant, which made it […]
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