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[CAP-01] CAPABILITIESRubber, Silicone and Plastic MoldingInjection, compression, transfer molding, LSR, plastic injection and rubber-to-metal bonding under one manufacturing system.Explore CapabilitiesUpload Drawing
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[PART-02] PARTS & INDUSTRIESOEM Rubber PartsCustom seals, gaskets, grommets, bushings, O-rings and bonded assemblies for regulated OEM programs.View Part FamiliesRequest Quote
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[NODE-05] COMPANYEngelhardt Manufacturing SystemGuangdong-cluster engineering, IATF 16949 quality control, in-house tooling and quote support for OEM rubber programs.About EngelhardtRequest a Quote
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Overmolding, Insert Molding Or Two-Shot — Process Selector
Answer four questions. The tool maps your part to the multi-material molding process that fits its bond, volume, and geometry. Engelhardt runs all three.
1. What are you joining in one part?
2. Expected annual volume?
3. How critical is interface bond strength?
4. Does the part need a threaded fastener or electrical contact?
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Send Your Part for a DFM Review
Guidance only — final process selection depends on part geometry and material pair. Engelhardt confirms the choice during design review.
