Introduction

Low-volume rubber parts production is a processing service that manufactures small quantities of rubber parts based on 3D designs or engineering drawings.

Applications: Verifying sealing performance, oil resistance, high-temperature resistance, and assembly compatibility, providing reliable data for subsequent mass production, while reducing initial mold investment and development costs.

Processing capacity

Supports various rubber materials including silicone/liquid silicone (LSR), NBR, EPDM, FKM/Viton, and NR/CR, meeting the requirements of different temperatures, chemical environments, and mechanical properties.
It can employ compression molding, rubber injection molding, and transfer molding processes, with flexible selection or combination of processes based on part structure and batch size.
It supports customized adjustments to dimensions, hardness, and formulations, enabling rapid verification of functionality and performance.
It can manufacture insert rubber parts and structurally complex parts, ensuring assembly and structural compatibility.
Mold designs can be referenced or upgraded to mass production molds, achieving a smooth transition from small batches to large batches.
Small-batch market testing or order-based production can be conducted as needed, with flexible quantity ranges.

MOQ, Delivery Time, and Mass Production Capacity

Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): Compression molds 50-200 pieces, injection molds 100-500 pieces, transfer molds 100-300 pieces, depending on part size, complexity, and material.

Mold Development Cycle: Approximately 5-15 days; Production Cycle: 3-10 days, depending on process and quantity.