Rubber Transfer Moulding Services

At Clifton Rubber, we specialise in rubber transfer moulding, a process well-suited to complex technical parts and insert moulding applications. Transfer moulding bridges the gap between compression and injection, offering greater precision and design flexibility while remaining cost-effective for medium production volumes.

With over 50 years of moulding expertise, we supply bespoke transfer moulded parts across industries including electrical, transport, agriculture, recycling, and many others. Our in-house toolroom and ISO 9001-certified quality system ensure accuracy, reliability, and faster turnaround times.

How Does Rubber Transfer Moulding Work Step by Step?

  1. Loading – Rubber is placed in a chamber above the mould.
  2. Transfer – A plunger forces the material through sprues into the mould cavity.
  3. Curing – Heat and pressure vulcanise the part.
  4. Ejection – The part is removed and inspected.
  5. Finishing – Trimming or deflashing ensures a clean finish.

This method is ideal for insert moulding, bonding rubber securely to metal or plastic parts.

Advantages of Rubber Transfer Moulding

  • Complex designs and detailed features achievable.
  • Tighter tolerances than compression moulding.
  • Insert moulding capability for hybrid parts.
  • Cost-effective for medium production runs.
  • Material versatility, including EPDM, silicone, nitrile, and polyurethane.

Industries We Supply

Transfer moulded components are widely used in:

Beyond these sectors, Clifton Rubber’s transfer moulding service supports customers in many other industries, from general manufacturing to niche technical fields.

Why Choose Clifton Rubber?

  • 50+ years’ technical moulding expertise.
  • Full in-house toolmaking for fast, accurate tooling.
  • ISO 9001-certified for consistent quality.
  • Specialists in insert moulding and bespoke solutions.
  • Proven track record across transport, electrical, agriculture, recycling, and beyond.

Contact Clifton Rubber today to discuss your transfer moulding requirements.