Molded Products: Rubber and Plastic Parts
Molded rubber products from Elasto Proxy include rubber grommets, vibration mounts, rubber bumpers, silicone connectors, and molded rubber hose clamps.
Molded rubber products from Elasto Proxy include rubber grommets, vibration mounts, rubber bumpers, silicone connectors, and molded rubber hose clamps.
Silicone hoses connect the intake pipes and tubes in diesel-powered vehicles and equipment. Theyโre molded from silicone rubber, an elastomer that withstands extreme temperatures and resists hardening and cracking. With…
Elasto Proxy supplies industrial products that you probably didnโt know we offered. Why does this matter to you? Engineers need reliable parts that support larger product designs. Components that donโt work, wonโt fit, fail in the field, or wear out too soon can cause project delays and cost overruns. If your current supplier canโt support your application, Elasto Proxy may offer an alternative.
Purchasing personnel also need suppliers who meet business and technical requirements. For purchasing agents, sticking with the same vendor may seem like the easiest way to do business. Yet itโs not always the best way, as sourcing managers can attest. As companies consolidate vendor lists to reduce operational expenses, theyโre also buying more parts from suppliers with strong vendor scorecards.
In this article from Elasto Proxy, youโll learn about five products that we offer that you probably didnโt know we did. Do you need rubber thatโs bonded to metal, silicone hose, metallic-colored extrusions, molded plastic parts, or sewn products? If your company is buying these products from another supplier, you could save time and money by ordering them from Elasto Proxy instead. (more…)
Hospitals need to deliver high-quality healthcare while containing medical costs and meeting regulatory demands. For manufacturers of medical equipment, earning the trust of hospital administrators means meeting all of these requirements. This is especially true for hospital bed manufacturers, whose highly-engineered products are used by patients throughout their hospital stays.
Todayโs hospital beds contain precise parts made of various materials. Metal parts are more expensive than plastic ones, and may be subject to corrosion. Metal components are also heavier, which increases product weight and shipping costs. Many hospital bed manufacturers would like to replace metal parts with plastic ones, but only if the new parts meet existing requirements for cost, quality, and compliance. (more…)
Alex Bergeron Sealing Solutions Provider at Elasto Proxy Image source: cable-technics.be Did you drive to work today? Did you use mass transit instead? If you commuted by car, maybe…