Gordon Rubber utilizes two different rubber molding processes to manufacture molded rubber products:
Rubber Compression Molding
- Rubber Transfer Molding

Rubber Compression Molding is the simplest and most widely used rubber manufacturing production method. It involves placing material directly into the cavity of a mold and using high pressure to form it to that shape. It is most commonly used for the manufacture of gaskets, seals and O-rings.
Rubber Transfer Molding utilizes a hybrid of compression and injection methodsĀ and involves placing pre-heated material directly into a closed mold. It is capable of producing intricate parts with greater quality and consistency than regular compression molding.
A Variety of Polymer Compounds
Using the above rubber molding processes, we can work with a variety of polymers, including but not limited to:
- Aflas
- Buna (Nitrile)
- Butyl
- EPDM
- FDA material
- Gum (Natural)
Neoprene
- Silicone
- Fluorosilicone
- Urethane
Viton (FKM)
Custom Rubber Molded Products
Following are just a few of the products we can fabricate using molded rubber processes:
Gaskets
Grommets
Custom Shapes
Diaphragms
Rubber Balls
U-Cups
For custom rubber molded products that meet your specifications and deliver lasting durability and performance,
contact Gordon Rubber at 203-735-7441.