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Cryogenic deflashing for injection molded rubber parts

During rubber injection molding, excess material called flash forms on the surfaces of parts. Unless this unwanted rubber is removed, surface quality suffers. In product assemblies, flash on molded components like rubber gaskets and o-rings can interfere with seating, mating and sealing. A quality injection mold and a skilled injection molder can reduce the amount of flash; but even so-called flashless molds are not immune to this common defect.

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Yokohama Rubber holds groundbreaking ceremony for new passenger car tire plant in China

The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd., announced that on December 16 it held a groundbreaking ceremony ahead of the start of construction of its new passenger car tire plant in Hangzhou City, China. The ceremony was attended by many local government officials and representatives from the local community, including Hangzhou City Mayor Yao Gaoyuan. Yokohama Rubber Chairman & CEO, Chairman of the Board Masataka Yamaishi and President & COO Shinji Seimiya also attended the ceremony.

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Asian Tyre Tech 2025 conference to be held March 12-13 in Bangkok

A 2-day conference “Asian Tyre Tech 2025” will be held as a co-located event at 6th Edition of GRTE 2025 (Global Rubber, Latex & Tyre Expo 2025) in Bangkok, Thailand during 12-13 March 2025. This conference focuses on the latest developments in tyre design and manufacturing. This conference is aimed at everyone involved with tyre manufacturing such as engineers, scientists, technical managers, researchers, and designers.

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Leibinger expands presence in Brazil

To better serve Brazil’s industrial markets, LEIBINGER has enhanced its local presence with key initiatives, including partnerships with established distributors such as Qualijet in the Southeast and Norvac in the Northeast. These collaborations ensure comprehensive coverage for industries like food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing, while also improving access to LEIBINGER’s solutions across the country.
By housing inventory locally, LEIBINGER further strengthens its ability to respond quickly to customer needs, reducing delivery times and ensuring the availability of products and spare parts. This localized approach emphasizes LEIBINGER’s commitment to meeting the specific challenges of Brazilian businesses.

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