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Industries we serve

Aerospace Rubber Components

Custom seals, O-rings, diaphragms and metal-bonded rubber parts engineered for the temperature extremes, fuels and vibration of flight — built to your print under AS9100-minded, IATF 16949 quality, never pulled from a shelf.

Every part made to your spec · Made in USA

Overview

Engineered for the flight envelope

American Rubber Corp manufactures custom rubber components for aerospace and defense platforms where a failed seal is not an option. We match the elastomer to your fuel, hydraulic fluid, temperature range and vibration profile — from fluorosilicone for fuel-system sealing to FFKM for the most aggressive chemistries — and bond rubber to metal for actuator mounts, isolators and integral hardware. Every part is molded, extruded or die-cut to your drawing and validated before production, under ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016.

20+years to spec
6product families
5+material options
ISO · IATF9001 + 16949
Quality & approvals — on requestPPAPFAIFirst-article inspectionMaterial certifications

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Capabilities

Rubber-to-metal bonded seals, mounts & isolators

Fuel- and hydraulic-fluid resistant compounds

Extreme high/low temperature elastomers

Vibration & shock isolation components

Custom O-rings, gaskets, diaphragms & inflatable seals

First-article inspection, PPAP & material certs on request

ISO 9001:2015 & IATF 16949:2016 certified, Made in USA

What we make

Products we build for aerospace

Where it's used

Typical aerospace applications

Fuel-system O-rings and seals in fluorosilicone
Actuator and regulator diaphragms surviving extreme temperature swings
Rubber-to-metal bonded vibration isolators and engine mounts
Access-panel, door and hatch environmental seals
High- and low-temperature static and dynamic O-rings
Inflatable seals for contamination-proof closures
PTFE seals for aggressive-media and high-temperature service

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