For industrial assembly.

Industrial equipment stays in production for a long time. The parts inside it are expected to be available across model runs, service lives and revisions. A silicone or rubber supplier for industrial assembly is signing up to a multi-year relationship, not a one-off order.

That's how we structure industrial programmes. Tooling amortised across the expected life of the parent product. Material grade locked at first sign-off. Batch schedule set against your production rhythm — continuous supply for high-volume parts, held-tool batch supply for lower-volume or service parts.

For OEMs building appliances, industrial equipment, machinery or assembly hardware, we take on the full silicone and rubber content of the bill of materials — from sealing gaskets and vibration mounts to hand grips, cable protection and valve seats — under one programme with one batch record format.

For programmes with parts across multiple product SKUs, we can share tooling across variants where the geometry allows. That keeps tooling investment proportionate to volume even when individual SKUs run low numbers.