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  • ISO Certified Rubber Extrusion Experts

    The Team at ELBEX has created rubber extrusion solutions for a wide range of markets. Regardless of your engineering and design needs, ELBEX has what you need!


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  • Custom In-House Tooling & Design

    OnsiteTooling: Lowers Cost, Reduces Lead Times. Meeting our customers’ needs for unique custom extrusions is a key element in the ELBEX customer experience.

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  • On Site Printing, Splicing, Cutting, & Taping

    ELBEX is able to provide many value-added services, such as in-house die tooling, on-site silicone mixing, and silicone color matching, as well as printing, cutting, splicing, and taping.

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We Make Custom Rubber Extrusions.

ELBEX Corporation, one of the leading rubber extrusions manufacturers, is an ISO Certified leader in custom rubber extrusions and silicone extrusions.

Our capabilities include the ability to produce a wide range of profile designs in both dense and sponge materials.

WE ARE ELBEX

ELBEX Corporation is an ISO Certified leader in rubber and silicone extrusions manufacturing. Our capabilities include the ability to produce a wide range of profile designs in both dense and sponge materials. Commonly used rubber extrusion materials include Silicone, EPDM, Polyisoprene, Neoprene, Nitrile, Butyl, SBR and Natural Rubber. We currently serve various industries such as automotive, mass-transit/railway, architectural/construction, water control, container, pipe, and appliance gaskets as well as many others.

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  • ISO Certified Manufacturing

    The Team at ELBEX is your ISO Certified Custom Rubber Extrusion Manufaturer. 

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  • Custom Rubber Extrusions for a Range of Industries Including:

    Automotive

    We serve the automotive industry with custom rubber extrusions. 

    Construction & Architectural 

    We serve the construction industry with custom rubber extrusions.

    Water Control

    We serve the water control industry with custom rubber extrusions.

    Mass Transit & Railway

    We serve the mass transit industry with custom rubber extrusions.

    About us

    We commonly use a variety of materials to create our extrusion profiles including Silicone, EPDM, Polyisoprene, Neoprene, Nitrile, Butyl, SBR and Natural Rubber. As a result, ELBEX has the experience to serve a wide range of industries such as automotive, mass-transit/railway, architectural/construction, water control, container, pipe, and appliance gaskets as well as many others.

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    Trust is the Foundation of Outstanding Service

    Over the years, ELBEX Corporation has developed very strong partnerships with vendors and suppliers in order to meet and exceed customer expectations. To minimize lead-time and reduce cost, ELBEX is able to provide many value-added services, such as in-house die tooling, on-site silicone mixing, and silicone color matching, as well as printing, cutting, splicing, and taping. ELBEX also maintains a 100,000 pound capacity cold room to inventory compounds for production, which gives us the flexibly to deliver a quality product with shorter lead times.

    Why Our Customers Love Us
    ✓ In-House Die Tooling ✓ Broad Expertise
    ✓ On-Site Silicone Mixing ✓ ISO Certified
    ✓ Printing, Splicing, & Taping ✓ Color Matching
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    By Katie Schupp December 27, 2024
    Industrial manufacturing processes require precision and performance. However, it’s not always easy to find the materials that will withstand the harsh conditions and specific functional requirements present in an industrial environment. At Elbex, our specialized rubber profiles for industrial manufacturing ensure optimal performance, longevity, and cost-effectiveness for your application. Understanding Industrial Rubber Profiles Industrial rubber profiles play a key role in a wide range of industrial and manufacturing activities by providing sealing, insulation, protection, and vibration dampening. They include extruded profiles (including U-channels, L-shapes, and T-shapes), molded profiles (such as custom shapes and seals with complex geometries), and sheet rubber with die-cut profiles. At Elbex, we can customize these profiles to better match the specific needs of your application. A wide range of industries rely on rubber profiles during the manufacturing process, including the automotive, construction, appliance, mass transit, and architectural fields. Rubber profiles serve a wide range of roles, including as gaskets and seals in machinery to absorb vibrations, or as door and window seals to prevent leaks. Materials and Properties Industrial rubber profiles can be made from several different rubber compounds, including EPDM, nitrile, silicone, and neoprene. Each of these materials offers varying levels of resistance to abrasion, chemical exposure, extreme temperatures, UV exposure, moisture, and other hazards. At Elbex, we work with you to determine which material will be best based on your performance needs and environmental factors affecting your application. Choosing the Right Rubber Profile Choosing the right rubber profile requires examining the specific needs of your industrial application. For example, will the profile be involved in sealing, insulating, or offering protection against vibrations? What environmental conditions will be present? Do you want to prioritize flexibility, hardness, or durability with your profiles? And of course, what solution will be cost-effective while still delivering the desired performance? By considering these questions together, we can determine the best solution for your application. Durable industrial rubber profiles can enhance the performance and efficiency of various industrial and manufacturing processes – but only if they are made with quality materials and feature the right design specifications. Contact Elbex today to request a quote or schedule a design consultation to see how we can meet your industrial rubber profile needs.
    By Katie Schupp December 20, 2024
    A leaking dishwasher can be incredibly frustrating and problematic for its owners, with the potential for damage to the machine itself and widespread water damage in the kitchen. For manufacturers, this makes utilizing high-quality dishwasher rubber seals and high-quality silicone gaskets for dishwashers essential for providing reliable performance without risking costly leaks for customers. Types of Dishwasher Seals Dishwashers actually utilize multiple types of seals to prevent leaks. The door seal and gasket is the most noticeable to users, as this creates a watertight seal between the dishwasher’s door and the tub. The tub gasket also plays a vital role in preventing leaks between the dishwasher tub and the surrounding countertop and cabinets. Finally, pump seals, hose seals, and spray arm seals help ensure the proper performance of these components by preventing vibrations and leaks. Materials and Durability Silicone and rubber are the most commonly used materials for dishwasher seals. These seals are exposed to heat, moisture, detergents, and food particles, which can accelerate wear and tear. Generally speaking, silicone offers better resistance to extreme temperatures, as well as oils, fats, and grease. However, rubber is more tear-resistant. As such, consider the dishwasher’s temperature settings and intended usage environment as part of your materials selection. Signs of a Failing Dishwasher Seal Even with the right materials and design, a dishwasher seal can fail over time. The most obvious sign of a failing seal is a leak – water pooling beneath the dishwasher. Mold growth, musty odors, or decreased cleaning performance could also indicate that a seal is deteriorating. Using high-quality materials and the right design will optimize the performance and longevity of dishwasher seals and gaskets.  High-quality water-resistant seals and gaskets are essential for preventing leaks and ensuring optimal performance in dishwashers. By emphasizing these elements during the design and manufacturing process, you can deliver quality outcomes to your customers. Contact Elbex today to learn more about how we can help produce dishwasher rubber seals and gaskets that meet your manufacturing needs.
    By Katie Schupp December 13, 2024
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