Transfer molding is one of our many capabilities and processes for rubber parts. But how does it work? Walk through the steps, learn the pros and cons, and see which industries benefit from the process.
Read MoreThis week, we’re celebrating our engineers. Learn about National Engineers Week, why it’s important, and what engineering means to Apple Rubber — and while you’re at it, check out our infographic, too.
Read MoreThis past December, we rolled out a new responsive website — and also rolled out a brand new video. Dan Goehle walks us through the history, milestones and capabilities all shown in the video.
Read MoreAerospace Material Specification standards require companies around the globe to test and evaluate materials and their properties. Among many elastomers tested to these standards, one material stands out: Fluorosilicone rubber. Read why our engineers believe it to be the ideal material solution.
Read MoreWe’re kicking off 2015 tradeshows with MedTech World’s MD&M West Expo at the Anaheim Convention Center. Check out some of the must-know insiders before heading to the show.
Read MoreWhen quilting became a real pain for Loretta Ivison, she simply disrupted the entire industry. Learn how Apple Rubber helped make Loretta’s idea a reality.
Read MoreWhen high temperature conditions require high tensile strength and resistance, one elastomer will prevail: Hydrogenated Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (HNBR). Let’s walk through its properties, capabilities and several applications — in the automotive, oil and gas, and medical industries.
Read MoreSimilar to REACH compliance, Apple Rubber actively follows the European Directive for Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS). But what is it, and why is it crucial in the manufacturing industry? Take a look at the RoHS break down and see what it means for our customers.
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