CUSTOM MANUFACTURING • RUBBER / SILICONE
Custom Rubber & Silicone Parts Manufacturer
Technical rubber and silicone components, molded to your drawing, application and production requirements. From tooling conversations to finished parts, start with a clear manufacturing brief.
Rubber molding / Silicone components / Mold tooling
CUSTOM GEOMETRY. APPLICATION-LED.
Seals · Bushings · Diaphragms · Keypads · Tooling
01 / TECHNICAL REVIEW
Start with a drawing
Share part geometry, tolerances and the conditions it needs to withstand.
02 / PROCESS SELECTION
Choose a suitable route
Explore compression, injection and transfer molding based on part requirements.
03 / QUOTATION BRIEF
Make the next step clear
Tell us the material preference, volume and target timeline for a focused response.
WHAT WE MAKE
Capabilities for custom industrial components
Explore our core manufacturing areas. Each service page provides more technical detail, examples and options.

Custom Rubber Parts
Molded sealing and isolation components developed around specific geometry and use conditions.
Silicone Seals & Parts
Custom silicone components for sealing, flexibility and application-specific performance.
Silicone Keypads
Keypad molding, tactile layouts and conductive-contact options for interfaces.
Mold Design & Tooling
Mold development and tooling for custom part geometry and repeatable production.
MANUFACTURING METHODS
The process follows the part
Different geometries, quantities and material requirements call for different production approaches.

01 / MOLDING
Compression molding
A practical option for many molded elastomer shapes, depending on size, material and production needs.
02 / MOLDING
Injection molding
For repeatable manufacturing where geometry, material behavior and production requirements fit the process.
03 / MOLDING
Transfer molding
A molding option for suitable technical geometries and applications requiring controlled material flow.
MATERIAL + APPLICATION
Specify the conditions. Then choose the material.
Material suitability starts with the service environment, not a catalog thumbnail. Consider the working temperature, contact media, flexibility, hardness and dimensional requirements of the part.
Operating environment
Temperature, exposure and mechanical loading can shape the elastomer choice.
Geometry & fit
Sealing surfaces, tolerance expectations and assembly conditions matter early in the design review.
HOW WE WORK
From inquiry to finished component
A structured conversation helps identify tooling needs and production considerations before manufacturing.
01
Requirements review
Share drawings or samples, key dimensions, operating conditions and estimated quantities.
02
Material & method
Discuss elastomer options and an appropriate molding approach for the part.
03
Tooling design
Review mold geometry, design considerations and the production setup.
04
Sample evaluation
Align on sample checks and the details needed before repeat production.
05
Manufacturing
Move to the agreed production scope and part requirements.
06
Inspection & dispatch
Review the agreed quality checkpoints and delivery details.
COMPONENT EXAMPLES
Browse parts with a purpose
Explore specialized pages for component families, materials and molding decisions.
Precision Diaphragms
Flexible membranes and diaphragm shapes for application-led design.
OUR CUSTOMERS
Companies we've worked with






FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Before you send your RFQ
A few answers for engineering, sourcing and procurement teams.
Send your drawing or a description of the sample, material preferences and working conditions. We can review the manufacturing requirements before quoting.
Compression, injection and transfer molding serve different part designs and production needs. The choice depends on material, geometry, tolerances and expected quantities.
Mold design and tooling are part of Temco’s listed capabilities. Share the part details so the tooling requirements can be reviewed.
Please include the part type, drawing or key dimensions, target material if known, operating conditions, approximate quantities and timing. We can request further detail as needed.
LET'S REVIEW YOUR PART
Have a drawing, sample or part requirement?
Describe what the component needs to do. A useful inquiry includes the approximate quantity, expected operating conditions and any material or tolerance preferences.
Helpful details:
• Component name and application
• Drawing or key dimensions
• Material and operating conditions
• Expected production volume and timing
Start your inquiry
Use this form to introduce the project. We can follow up for drawings and technical files.
