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Rubber BondingFrom air spring assemblies and motor mounts to shock absorbers and vibration dampers, Profile Rubber Corporation is able to bond rubber to metal, cloth, and virtually any other material capable of surviving the temperatures associated with the vulcanization process ( 350-450 F ). We are also able to attach materials that cannot survive this process via adhesives or bolts and threaded inserts applied after the process. The materials that we most commonly bond to rubber include steel, brass, cloth, thermosetting plastics, and Teflon but, we are by no means limited to these materials. Please feel free to contact us for your custom rubber bonding needs.

BLAIR Rubber Company began manufacturing rubber tank linings in 1981. The company developed VE713BNE, a super abrasion resistant neoprene lining, in 1986. Blair exports rubber linings throughout the world. It started the first nonsmoke stack copper smelter project at Kennecott Copper Utah division. Blair Rubber was selected as an exclusive field applied rubber supplier in 1993 and supplied more than 400 rolls of rubber. It provides quality linings for gas desulfurization systems including absorber towers, recycle and processing piping, demister supports, process tanks and rake arms and agitators. Blair Rubber's personnel are experienced in analyzing and processing rubber compounds. Blair Rubber is one of the leaders in conveyor belt hot vulcanizing, splicing and repair materials. It offers a complimentary handbook that provides a cross reference of manufacturers' belt grades to Blair's Enduraflex line of splicing and repair materials and tables and formulas to calculate the materials needed. BLAIR Rubber Company is located in Seville, Ohio.