Founded in 1931, Prince Rubber and Plastics Co., Inc. manufactures and fabricates corrosion-resistant rubber and plastic components for demanding chemical-processing equipment. Its Panacea® materials grew from early work with Hooker Chemical in Niagara Falls and remain especially associated with chlor-alkali cell accessories, including precision-fabricated gaskets and P-72 thermoplastic piping systems. From manufacturing facilities in Buffalo and Baton Rouge, Prince supplies customers worldwide while also serving pulp bleaching, semiconductor, laboratory, and OEM applications.
Blair Rubber CompanyFounded in 1981, Blair Rubber Company has built its identity around a single specialty: corrosion-resistant rubber linings. The Seville, Ohio manufacturer mixes its own compounds and produces its linings in its own factory, supplying protection for vessels used in demanding chemical and industrial environments.SEVILLE, OH
Micromold Products, IncFounded in Yonkers in 1954 by chemist Herbert J. Kander, Micromold Products manufactures corrosion-resistant plastic components and systems for process industries. One of the earliest processors of PTFE, the company combines in-house engineering and fabrication with proprietary methods for machining, fusing, and welding high-performance fluoropolymers. Its FLUOR-O-FLO® line grew from early PTFE gaskets and seals into products such as PTFE piping and custom process parts, all made in the USA.YONKERS, NY
National Rubber CorporationFounded in 1997, National Rubber Corporation is a Pittsburgh-area manufacturer of custom rubber components, sealing products, and engineered elastomer parts. It grew from a small facility into a 68,000-square-foot facility outside Pittsburgh, where it combines rubber manufacturing and secondary fabrication for customers across multiple industries.CANONSBURG, PA
Corry Rubber CorporationSince 1961, Corry Rubber Corporation has grown from a four-person Pennsylvania shop into a 142,000-square-foot manufacturer of custom precision elastomers and elastomeric composites. Its technical team develops, prototypes, tests and produces parts ranging from tiny seals to 70-pound bonded components, with in-house compounding and laboratory work helping solve demanding designs before production. Corry Rubber remains known for its long-running automotive supply relationships and rubber elbows, first shipped in the company’s opening year.CORRY, PA