Qualiform offers a full range of rubber molding services so they are able to consult on the best rubber product manufacturing process to produce the required part. Where high tolerance or fragile metal parts are required, transfer molding can provide the best rubber to metal bonding. The rubber is specifically formulated for the application in which it is to be used and the material properties required such as durability and wear resistance, high impact absorption, and noise/vibration damping.. provides the best mechanical bonding. The process chosen; compression molding, transfer molding or rubber injection molding depends on the size, quantity, design and final use of the product. Rubber to metal bonding utilizing compression molding is ideal for medium to large parts with low to medium volumes. Qualiform Rubber molding is a contract rubber molding providing rubber molding services; compression molding, transfer molding, rubber to metal bonding, and rubber injection molding for companies throughout Northeast Ohio; Cleveland, Akron, Canton and across the US including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois - Michigan, New York and Texas. Rubber to metal bonding is an ideal process to create parts that are engineered to absorb impact, vibration, noise and provide excellent durability with high-wear characteristics.com for more information. Qualiform Rubber Molding works closely with customers on the design, engineering and material formulation of the rubber to metal bonded product. The process can be used with almost any substrate but a metal substrate; steel, aluminum, copper etc. Qualiform Rubber Molding has become a leading supplier to the transportation industry providing rubber to metal bonded parts for a wide range of applications including railroad, truck and automobiles. For high volume production of small to medium parts, the rubber is bonded to the metal utilizing rubber injection molding. The rubber to metal bonding process involves cleaning the metal part, priming, then molding the rubber to the metal, typically with compression molding but transfer molding and rubber injection molding can also be utilized.