Ever wonder just how clean our clean room actually is? It’s a fair question — and one we ask ourselves on a regular basis. We sample the clean room air multiple times each week to ensure the atmosphere in which the medical rubber parts are processed is appropriate.
Over the next several months, the Apple Blog will introduce our readers to various members of the Apple Rubber team. Our first profile: Romel Ner, an Apple Rubber project engineer operating from the West Coast.
There’s a new machine on the Apple Rubber production floor that is increasing O-ring and seal production while taking some pressure off of one of our older tools.
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Would you know what to do if someone stopped breathing?
No one ever wants to be in that situation — to see a friend or co-worker in such dire circumstances.
Marketing Manager Lynne Parry and Project Engineer Kevin Oberholzer will host an exhibition booth at the New England Design-2-Part Show on Oct. 30 and Oct. 31 at the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlborough, Mass.
Apple Rubber is pleased to introduce a new show for the company. On September 25-26, 2013 CPI professionals from the Gulf Coast and beyond will converge in Galveston, Texas for the…
As part of Apple Rubber’s continued effort to promote a safe and healthy atmosphere for its employees, we would like to recognize all the employees that made the Route 66 walking program a success.