Rubber Extrusion
GSH offers state-of-the-art rubber extrusion and fabrication services

GSH offers state-of-the-art rubber extrusion and fabrication services as well as molded rubber compression and transfer molding services. Whether you need to create a custom prototype or manufacture a line of quality products, you can rely on our designers and engineers to create high quality parts that will meet and exceed your requirements.

We also specialize in 2 axis water jet cutting and CNC plasma cutting of carbon steel. Our engineers have experience in cutting a wide range of sizes and materials to fit a wide variety of applications.

Why Choose GSH Industries as Your OEM Supplier?

A SUPERIOR PRODUCT LINE
Our designers and engineers can assist you in choosing the best materials for your product line. We have a vast selection of materials and can match any custom colors to your customer’s specifications.

ENGINEERING AND CAD DESIGN SUPPORT
Our engineering design team will review your design and give you advice regarding possible material choices, type of process, tooling, and inspection procedures in order to help you design a quality prototype sample. If you need assistance in producing a product line optimized for weathering, impact, or regulatory compliance, our staff can provide you with a wide range of materials as well as in house tooling capabilities.

IN HOUSE TOOLING CAPABILITIES
In order to provide you with a superior end product, we can custom build any of the dies, tools, and specialized equipment that are required to create your product.

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Rubber Extrusion

Many companies can offer rubber extrusions, but we actively seek the tough jobs. We are committed to holding critical tolerances, and delivering quality products. Our quality control assures that your products will meet or exceed your requirements.

OUR CAPABILITIES
Our state of the art machinery allows us to offer intricate profiles to 12″ in width. GSH Industries has the following capabilities with rubber extrusions:

Dense and Sponge Materials
Dual Durometer
Microwave
Autoclave
Mandrel Cure

Cutting
Vulcanized Splice
Adhesive Tape
Miter Cuts
Custom Compounding

MATERIALS
Since 1986, GSH Industries has been producing rubber parts from a variety of materials including:

EPDM
SBR
Polyisoprene
Polyurethane
Natural Rubber
Neoprene

Buna N
Nitrile
Silicone
Solid and Sponge
Gum Rubber

Rubber Fabrication

If you need to make a custom prototype via rubber fabrication, GSH Industries is able to aid you in both the design and mass production of your product.

Our state of the art machinery allows us to offer intricate profiles up to 12″ in width.

At GSH Industries, we have the tools to best produce your products: Continuous Cure, Dense and Sponge Materials, Dual Durometer, Microwave, Autoclave, Mandrel Cure, Cutting, Vulcanized Splice, Adhesive Tape, Miter Cuts, Custom Compounding.

Molded Rubber

GSH offers mold design and engineering in house. Our molded rubber services include rubber compression and transfer molding services. We also specialize in waterjet cutting and CNC plasma cutting. Please contact us today to learn more about our services.

Rubber Compression and Transfer Molding Services

We are able to offer rubber compression and transfer molding services for both large components as well as small parts and multi-component assemblies. We are capable of load sizes from 2 g up to 2,500 Lbs. and can produce parts in sizes up to 70” x 80” x 27”.

Materials:
Organic rubber & Silicone

Water Jet Cutting

GSH Industries offers state of the art water jet cutting services. We specialize in 2 axis water jet cutting and have the capability to cut with either water only or with water and abrasive material, depending upon the needs of your prototype’s design. Our machinery features a 6’ x 12’ work bed with a maximum water jet pressure of 60,000 psi, allowing us to cut material up to 4” thick. Our engineers have experience with a wide range of materials, including steel, brass, aluminum, and non-metals and have worked with a variety of sizes, from large components to small assemblies.