Asked often, answered straight

It depends on the part and process. Injection-moulded standards can start in the low thousands; large compression parts are viable in dozens. Send the drawing and target annual volume, we quote realistic MOQs, not blanket rules.

Yes. Reverse engineering is a core service: we measure the sample, identify the compound family, produce a drawing for your approval and then tool it.

Thirteen elastomer families: NBR, HNBR, EPDM, FKM, FFKM, VMQ, FVMQ, CR, NR, SBR, IIR, AU and FEPM, compounded in-house from 40 to 90 Shore A.

Down to ±0.002 inch on critical dimensions with optical inspection, and ISO 3302-1 Class M2 as standard on moulded rubber.

About 75% of our revenue is exports, USA, Germany, France, UK, Canada, Australia, Russia and 40+ countries in total, with export packing and documentation handled in-house.

Compound development in days when the lab has the ingredients; prototype tooling typically in 2–4 weeks depending on geometry.

Our systems are ISO 9001:2015 certified with IATF 16949-aligned controls; PPAP documentation up to Level 3 is routine.

Yes, WRAS-approved compounds for potable water, and FDA-compliant families for food contact applications.

From micro precision components under 2mm to one-piece mouldings up to Ø1200mm.

Send a drawing, sample or specification via the Request Quote button. Our engineering team responds within one working day with material, tooling and lead-time.