Rubber Extrusions & Moulding Products

Anti Vibration

Anti Vibrations

Bracket Straps

Bracket Straps

Cable Protectors

Cable Protectors

Cords & Rubber Strips

Cords & Rubber Strips

Docking & Gunwhale Rubber

Docking & Gunwale Rubber

Door Seals

Door Seals

Glazing Rubber

Glazing Rubbers

Irrigation Rubber

Irrigation Rubber

L Shaped Extrusions

L Shaped Extrusions

Mining Screening

Moulded Rubber Grommets

Moulded Rubber – Joiners & Tie Downs

Moulded Rubber Joiners & Tie Downs

Pinchwelds

Self Adhesive EPDM Sponge Sections

Self Adhesive Foam Tapes

Sponge Extrusions Irregular Shapes

Tank Straps

U Channels

Weather Strips

Wheel Arch Flare

Wheel Chocks

Wheel Chocks

Product Overview

Rubber extrusion is a unique manufacturing process in which rubber is forced through a custom die to shape precise profiles. This method makes the production of many different rubber products, such as seals, gaskets, tubing, and custom shapes, suitable for numerous industries. At Ambassador Industrial, we specialise in producing top-quality rubber extrusions tailored specifically to each of our customer's requirements, ensuring optimal performance and durability across every application. Our expert craftsmanship guarantees every product meets the highest quality and reliability standards....

Extruded vs Moulded Rubber: What’s the Difference?

Feature Extruded Rubber Moulded Rubber
1. Process Rubber is pushed through a die to create uniform profiles. Rubber is shaped within a mold cavity
2. Product Characteristics Continuous, long, and flexible shapes. Complex, three-dimensional, and detailed shapes.
3. Ideal For Seals, hoses, tubing, weather stripping. O-rings, grommets, bumpers, custom components.
4. Advantages Cost-effective for long, consistent lengths. Allows precise detail and complex geometries
5. Material Waste Minimal waste due to continuous production. Higher potential waste from the moulding process.

How Are Rubber Extrusions Made?

Rubber extrusion process begins by feeding raw rubber compounds into an extruder, where they are heated and forced through a die to create specific shapes. After extrusion, vulcanization takes place, which is an additional heating process that enhances the strength, elasticity, and durability of rubber compounds. This method ensures precise results while meeting various industry specifications and guaranteeing high-quality performance products.

Advantages of Rubber Extrusions

  • Flexibility and Versatility: Our products are customised and can be tailored according to your needs and requirements.
  • Durability: Extruded rubber products are crafted to endure challenging conditions like exposure to chemicals, extreme temperatures, and UV light.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: The extrusion process is efficient which makes it ideal for producing long, consistent product runs.
  • Customization: Our products can be moulded into different shapes and are suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

Why Choose Us?

Ambassador Industrial is a trusted rubber extrusion manufacturing company in Australia and is known for our commitment to quality, precision, and innovation. We use cutting-edge extrusion techniques which maintain strict quality standards to deliver rubber products that are tailored to your exact needs.

Our skilled team collaborates with you to offer expert advice and ensure that you get the perfect solution irrespective of whether it is a standard profile or a complex custom design. For reliable, high-quality rubber extrusions, Ambassador Industrial is the partner you can count on. Follow us on facebook for latest updates.

Industries Where Rubber Extrusions Are Used

Our rubber extrusions are used across a wide range of industries which include,
  • Automotive: Seals, gaskets, and hoses for vehicles.
  • Construction: Weatherstripping and sealing solutions for doors and windows.
  • Mining: Protective tubing and seals for harsh environments.
  • Marine: Seals and bumpers for boats and ships.
  • Aerospace: Protective and sealing components.

Chemical Resistance Information

The resistance, as listed should be checked with a sample of the intended product since compounds and additives frequently vary. The resistance tabulated is an indication only, and Ambassador Industrial accepts no liability for its accuracy. The data relates to concentrated and saturated solutions at 20 degrees Celsius unless otherwise stated. The table does not indicate the effect that rubber may have on the chemical.

Note: The information contained in the attached PDF table is based on current knowledge and practice.

Resistance Rating:

A Extruded Rubber
A Rubber is pushed through a die to create uniform profiles.
C Continuous, long, and flexible shapes.
U Seals, hoses, tubing, weather stripping.
Note: For some materials, no data is available, and thus no value has been entered.