Materials

Precision-Engineered Materials for Critical Applications

Rubber Mexico specializes in custom molding and fabrication across a comprehensive range of elastomers and polymers. Our material expertise enables us to deliver high-performance components for automotive, industrial, and commercial applications.

Materials We Work With

  • Rubber Compounds – Natural rubber, EPDM, neoprene, nitrile, silicone, and specialty blends engineered for temperature, chemical, and environmental resistance
  • Thermoplastics – TPE, TPU, TPV, and engineered thermoplastic elastomers for flexible, durable components
  • Polyurethanes – Cast and molded urethanes offering superior abrasion resistance and load-bearing performance
  • Bonded Assemblies – Rubber-to-metal and rubber-to-substrate bonding for integrated OEM components

Every material is selected and processed to meet your exact specifications, with in-house mold making and precision molding capabilities ensuring consistent quality and fast turnaround.

Materials

Rubber Laboratory

We have a full service laboratory dedicated to compound development and material quality control. We have a team of chemical engineers, with a strong team that has developed hundreds of compounds over decades to met our customer requirements

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Material Types

At Rubber Mexico we offer a comprehensive catalog of high-grade materials for industrial and OEM applications. From EPDM and NBR to silicone, FKM, neoprene and TPU/TPE, our material options cover the full spectrum of performance needs — whether you require oil resistance, weatherproof sealing, durability under harsh conditions or flexible molding.

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