Today we broke ground on an additional facility that will increase our capacity to store more of the “core” materials required to support our production and rapid response service model…. read more
Electrically conductive foams such as Condux Plus™ from Rogers Corporation can be used to solve design challenges in electronic assemblies and are used by engineers to solve tough electrical shielding… read more
Stockwell Elastomerics serves the medical diagnostics devices industry, producing silicone gaskets and cushioning pads that meet the mechanical and other application requirements. Stockwell Elastomerics manufactures gaskets and components for medical… read more
Stockwell Elastomerics serves the electric vehicles (EVs) industry, producing gaskets and sealing solutions that meet or exceed regulatory requirements. EVs include consumer vehicles along with fleet vehicles like tow tugs… read more
Stockwell Elastomerics is now a leading manufacturer of enclosure gaskets for solar inverters and has a new website page highlighting its capabilities in this relatively new renewable energy industry application…. read more
Stockwell Elastomerics manufactures custom gaskets from a variety of high performance rubber materials; the majority of fabricated parts are provided with an adhesive backing. The adhesive backing on gaskets provides several benefits – one key… read more
Stockwell Elastomerics holds inventory of high temperature, flame retardant silicone foam used by turnout gear manufacturers for padding and cushioning. Turnout gear foam padding is sold in sheets or pre-cut… read more
The video below illustrates how thermal gap filler pads work. In this video TC-3008 is applied to the bottom of a beaker to minimize the air pockets and make better… read more
This Stockwell Elastomerics video highlights the benefits of using a preformed o-ring. The video shows our operator installing a standard o-ring cord into a complex gland design, contrasted with a… read more
Silicone, neoprene, EPDM and other polymers can be made in solid form (e.g. tires and tubing), but they can also be expanded with a blowing agent. A good analogy is… read more
