
FKM Rubber Parts
This is FKM outside the sealing catalogue: custom moulded fluoroelastomer parts made to a customer drawing.
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Custom moulded rubber, rubber bonded to machined metal, industrial rollers, plastic parts and the moulds that produce them.
Everything in this category starts from a drawing or a sample rather than from a catalogue page. We design the product structure, build the mould in our own workshop, and where the part needs a metal core we machine it and bond the rubber onto it in house.

This is FKM outside the sealing catalogue: custom moulded fluoroelastomer parts made to a customer drawing.
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We have our own mould manufacturing workshop and experienced structural design engineers, so we can independently design and develop rubber moulds rather than pass the work on.
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An O-ring mould decides whether every ring coming off it is the same.
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Bonded rubber to metal parts fail at the interface far more often than in the rubber, and split sourcing is why.
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In printing and converting the roller covering is a process variable rather than a spare part.
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SBR is the compound to reach for when abrasion resistance and cost matter more than chemical range.
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We have three plastic production suppliers, and we handle the inquiry, the quality control and the delivery supervision ourselves.
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Where our plastic parts line makes a defined part, this line starts earlier, from a requirement rather than a finished drawing.
View product →A hot water bag is a consumer product where the closure is the whole safety argument, which makes it a different sourcing problem from an industrial rubber part.
View product →Vehicle circuits punish general purpose rubber. Fuel, engine oil, power steering fluid, coolant and brake systems each attack a different weakness, and a seal chosen on price alone usually fails on one of them.
In printing and converting the roller covering is a process variable, not a spare part. Hardness, surface and material decide registration, feed reliability and print quality.
Appliance and consumer programmes need the rubber part, the plastic part and sometimes the tool itself to arrive together and to a fixed cosmetic standard. Splitting that across vendors is where schedules slip.
In semiconductor and electronics manufacturing the seal is usually not the expensive part, but it decides whether a chamber holds and whether a process stays clean. That is why compound choice dominates the decision.
Yes. Our structural design team can work from a physical sample, and we will send the drawing back for your approval before any tool is cut.
Yes. We have our own mould manufacturing workshop and experienced structural design engineers, so mould design and mould manufacture are both in house.
Yes. We have our own machining workshop and coating workshop, so we can produce the metal part and then mould the rubber onto it.
That is agreed in writing before we start. Tell us whether you want the tool held here for production or shipped to you, and we will quote accordingly.
Yes. We work with three plastic production suppliers and handle the inquiry, quality control and delivery supervision so the rubber and plastic parts arrive together.
A drawing or sample photo with overall dimensions, the material or the working conditions, and an annual quantity. That is enough for a first quotation within one working day.
Send the drawing, the medium and the quantity. You will get an answer from someone who knows the process, within one working day.