Injection Rubber Moulding

For injection rubber moulding, we recommend using high-quality silicone or natural rubber, depending on the application’s specific requirements. Silicone rubber is ideal for high-temperature applications and offers excellent flexibility and durability, while natural rubber provides superior elasticity and tear resistance for general-purpose use. Both materials ensure high-quality, long-lasting components tailored to meet our clients’ diverse needs.

The key difference between injection and compression moulding lies in their process and application. Injection moulding involves melting the material and injecting it into a mould under high pressure, which is ideal for creating complex shapes with precise dimensions and fine details. Rubber compression moulding, on the other hand, places the material directly into the mould. Heat and pressure are then applied to form the shape. This method is more suitable for larger, less complex parts, though it offers slightly lower dimensional accuracy. Each method has its advantages, depending on the specific requirements of the product being manufactured.

Yes, at Keaflex, we are capable of manufacturing tools with multi cavities for injection moulding. This allows us to efficiently produce multiple parts in a single moulding cycle, significantly increasing production rates while maintaining high-quality standards. Multi-cavity tools are ideal for high-volume production runs, ensuring consistent part quality and reducing overall production costs. Our team is equipped to design and manufacture custom multi-cavity moulds tailored to meet the specific requirements of your project.

At Keaflex, we specialise in accommodating a wide range of production volumes for our clients. From small batch runs for prototype development and low-volume projects to large-scale production, our state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities and flexible processes allow us to meet diverse client needs efficiently. Whether you require a few units or thousands, we are equipped to deliver high-quality, precision-engineered components tailored to your specifications.

Lead times can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of the mould design, the current production schedule, and the specific requirements of your project. Keaflex prides itself on offering efficient turnaround times without compromising the quality of the final product. To get an accurate estimate tailored to your project’s specifics, please reach out to Keaflex’s customer service team, who can provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information.

At Keaflex, we specialise in customising material properties to perfectly match the specific requirements of your injection rubber moulding projects. Our team collaborates closely with each client, ensuring a deep understanding of every unique demand, whether it’s for specific temperature resistance, flexibility, durability, or other critical performance characteristics. Leveraging our extensive range of rubber materials and our expertise in compound formulation, we’re able to precisely tailor the rubber compounds used in the moulding process. This ensures that the final products not only meet but exceed your desired specifications.