Wye Valley Precision Engineering [Holdings] - From Concept to Completion
Custom Made Rubber Components
Custom Made Rubber Components
As an industry-leading manufacturer of moulded rubber components, we pride ourselves on our pro-active and innovative approach to problem solving. If you need it, we can make it. We already supply both generic and specialist bespoke rubber components to many industries, including the aerospace, automotive, electronic, marine and medical sectors.
Where it is a more economical option, Wye Valley Precision Engineering can externally source products in any quantity, making us a ’one stop shop’ for all your rubber component requirements. We work closely with our global manufacturing partners to ensure the best price for high quality components.
- Spray Gun Cover
- Fibre Optic Gaiter
- Inflation Tube
- Hydraulic Pump Seals
- Optical Printer
- Bellows
- Lanyard
- Sucker
- Battery Cap
- Manifold Seals
- Medical Seals
- Plating Masks
- Plugs, Sockets & Grommets
- Insert Assembly
- Cable Assembly
- Seals
- Insulators
- Bonded Ring Nuts
- Connectors
- Moulded Cable Assembly
- Dust Covers
- Rubber Grommets
- Dual Diameter Connector
- Double Split Bushes
- Elbows
- Single Split Bushes
- Bush
A selection of our rubber o-rings range
With the ever increasing demand for "one stop shops", Wye Valley have moved with the times yet again and now offer their customers a full range of "O" rings. With customers constantly looking to single source all their rubber components Wye Valley decided that they most strive to keep one step ahead and offer the complete package.
Our own well-equipped tool room enables us to react very quickly in the production of mould tools.
Our expertise encompasses everything from single cavity prototype compression tools to the most complicated of high volume injection moulds.
It is unusual to find a rubber moulder who also mixes their own raw material but because total process control begins at the compounding stage a mixing facility is maintained. This ensures that all raw material consistently meets its specification.
Compression, transfer compression and injection moulding techniques are used on the very latest computer controlled machines.
These presses have capacities from 20 to 200 tonnes and components having dimensions from less than a millimeter to 0.6 metre are produced in quantities of one (for an aircraft on the ground, maybe) to six million for the automotive industry.
Components are hand finished by highly trained trimmers or cryogenically deflashed using the most modern of computer controlled machines. Trimming capacities are more than equal to manufacturing capacities ensuring no bottle necks.