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- April 23, 2007
The picture below is a demonstration piece made to show how Stockwell Elastomerics’ 3 waterjet cutting units are able to cut complex geometries with ease….
- January 22, 2007
Recently we’ve been seeing more applications where EPDM gaskets, in particular closed cell EPDM sponge, are the best value for a given situation. EPDM (Ethylene,…
- December 13, 2006
Stockwell Elastomerics has a proprietary coating process that allows us to make custom electrically conductive silicone pads for ESD protection. The conductive pads are available…
- October 24, 2006
Thermally conductive gap pads / gap filler pads that are provided for electronic thermal management have nearly always been fabricated from silicone rubber based materials….
- September 11, 2006
“Enclosure gasket” is a broad term that basically describes the gasket between a housing and a cover or door on the housing. The configuration and…
- August 18, 2006
Silicone Foam or Silicone Sponge? We often sense the confusion over the term silicone foam versus silicone sponge. Here are some clarifications and explanations. Closed…
- July 21, 2006
Do you really need silicone? Just about every day we are educating and guiding our customers through the maze of selecting materials. As we discuss…
- June 20, 2006
Sometimes we are asked to make parts wider than available stock widths or lengths. In some cases, in an effort to meet customers’ needs, we…
- June 16, 2006
One thing we do quite often at Stockwell Elastomerics that is not highly publicized is material lamination. In some cases we laminate standard sheet goods…
- February 17, 2006
Stockwell Elastomerics has been developing a new film supported silicone pressure sensitive adhesive for silicone rubber gasketing applications over the past few months. We teamed…