by John Bonforte, Sr. | Apr 15, 2016 | John M. Bonforte Jr., Monmouth Rubber & Plastics |
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics Corporation’s new owner succession plan
LONG BRANCH, NJ – The final phase of Monmouth Rubber & Plastics Corporation’s succession plan was completed January 1 with John M. Bonforte Jr’s assumption of the roles of president and COO of the sponge rubber and plastic foam manufacturer.
Formerly Monmouth’s sales manager, Bonforte took over the company’s day-to-day operations in early 2010. He had begun his Monmouth career as a high school student, working the second shift after school and during summer breaks. Bonforte became the company’s sales manager in 2004, with responsibilities for sales, quality and customer service.
“A carefully devised and well-executed succession plan ensures the longevity of any company,” Bonforte said. “And longevity is a major key to corporate success.”
The change of ownership coincides with Monmouth’s increasing significantly its production capacity.
“Monmouth already is a leader in the manufacturing of closed cell sponge rubber and plastic foam. The increased capacity will further solidify Monmouth’s leadership position in the market,” Bonforte said.
Extensive technical expertise
“The other critical element in our continued success is our technical support,” company founder John M. Bonforte Sr. said. “As other closed cell sponge rubber and plastic foam manufacturers shut down, a significant need persists for the kind of extensive technical expertise and knowledge that only we have.
“Our technical support is second to none – and available to anyone with a serious interest in our industry,” said John Sr., who will remain with Monmouth as general manager and technical director.
by John Bonforte, Sr. | Apr 15, 2016 | Monmouth Rubber & Plastics, Neoprene |
LONG BRANCH, NJ – Long-time closed cell sponge rubber & plastic foam manufacturer & recycling proponent Monmouth Rubber & Plastics Corp. has taken the next step in its conservation efforts with the completion of a major expansion and upgrade at its Long Branch plant and headquarters.
The maker of Neoprene sponge & foam and other closed cell rubber and plastic materials also expects the efficiency improvements to benefit its customers through increased product quality and lower production costs.
The expansion included a new equipment line, consisting of state-of-the-art mixers and presses, along with data monitoring of all processes.
New electrical lighting throughout the facility will lower the company’s electric bills while improving visibility throughout the plant, which the company expects will increase worker morale and, subsequently, efficiency and quality.
“Monmouth is going state-of-the-art, with efficiency on a global scale,” company founder and General Manager John M. Bonforte Sr. said.
The Long Branch-based company undertook the project with assistance from the New Jersey Clean Energy Program, which offers financial incentives for commercial, industrial, and government customers to integrate energy efficient and renewable technologies into new construction and upgrades.
The upgrade is a continuation of long-standing policies and practices at Monmouth Rubber & Plastics, Bonforte said, noting the company achieves 98% recycling of all waste materials produced at the Long Branch facility.
Emergency Demand Response Program
To further its role as a good steward of natural resources, the neoprene foam manufacturer also enrolled in an emergency demand response program, in which Monmouth Rubber & Plastics agrees to reduce its electric power consumption on demand during critical periods to help avoid local and regional power outages.
“Our participation in this program contributes to the overall protection of the power grid and helps avoid additional utility costs and lost revenues for all consumers & businesses in our community,” Bonforte said.
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics is a leading manufacturer and distributor of closed cell sponge rubber and plastic foam products. Visit the company’s website to learn more about its green manufacturing practices as well as its recycled rubber products.
by John Bonforte, Sr. | Apr 15, 2016 | Cellular Rubber, Monmouth Rubber & Plastics |
Cellular Rubber Market – Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment 2015 to 2025: Future Market Insights.
DigitalJournal.com: The key drivers for the cellular rubber market include the rubber industry, electronic and automotive industry. Cellular rubber is especially used in the end use industries such as, the automotive industry to manufacture door seals and tubes, body and chassis parts, weatherstripping among others.
London, UK — (ReleaseWire) — 03/18/2015 — Cellular rubber, also known as foam rubber is manufactured using a foam agent which creates an air filled matrix structure. They are porous, closed-cell rubbers which are manufactured in accordance with expansion process with the help of gas developing agents. Cellular rubber are based on synthetic or natural rubber which include elastomer and EPDM. The cells in the rubber are not tight and are not linked to each other. This property of cellular rubber makes it watertight and airtight. Cellular rubber is manufactured on a very large process in the form of blocks. The composition of rubber mixture possesses varied properties and hence, the product is fit to suit the requirements of specific applications.
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Some of the physical and technical properties of rubber include, good insulation property, excellent sealing properties, high compressibility, low heat conducting values, low water absorption, NBR/CR mixture along with high resistance to oils and high flame retardance rating, EPDM mixture with ageing resistance and high temperature.
The key drivers for the cellular rubber market include the rubber industry, electronic and automotive industry. Cellular rubber is especially used in the end use industries such as, the automotive industry to manufacture door seals and tubes, body and chassis parts, weatherstripping among others. In the space industry, cellular rubber is used for sealing, shock absorption and confinement among others.
The key segments for the cellular market include North America, Asia Pacific, Europe and Rest of the World (RoW). Asia Pacific is expected to be the fastest growing market for cellular rubber owing to the major rubber and automotive industries in China.
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DigitalJournal.com: The major players of cellular rubber industries include: Chicago Wilcox Mfg. Co. Inc., Rogers Foam Corp, Stockwell Elastomerics, American Foam Rubber, LP, Foam Rubber LLC, Saint Gobain Performance Plastics, Metro Industries, McMaster-Carr, Monmouth Rubber & Plastic Corp and Ace Hose & Rubber Co.
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by John Bonforte, Sr. | Apr 15, 2016 | ISO, Monmouth Rubber & Plastics |
ISO 9001:2008
Long Branch, NJ — Monmouth Rubber & Plastics Corp. announced today they have successfully completed their ISO 9001:2008 surveillance audit. The overall evaluation of the audit was positive with several opportunities to improve the system with the main purpose of customer satisfaction.
ISO 9001:2008 surveillance audit
Certified
Monmouth QMS has been certified to this international standard since 2008 by SGS, one of the most recognized certification bodies for management systems worldwide. Yudhana Petchmanee conducted the audit and covered all the elements required by the standard.
Mr. Petchmanee met with our team, from Quality and Lab Testing, to Customer Service, Office Management/Purchasing, and Production Managers. Some of the elements he reviewed in detail were procedures, documentation, and improvement initiatives. Also, he provided recommendations towards the future implementation of the new ISO 9001 2015 version once the final revision is available.
Commitment to customers
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics main commitment to customers is to continually improve all the aspects of our organization with the main focus of providing a quality product that not only satisfies your requirements, but exceeds them. We recognize that continual improvement is a road without end, and every employee in MRPC is committed to that guiding principle.
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics
Monmouth Rubber was established 54 years ago by John Bonforte Sr., an authority in the closed cell industry and highly recognized by his technical expertise. Since 2011 his son John Bonforte Jr. took over the company leadership in the roles of president and COO providing a refreshed vision and impulse to grow and improve even more.
ISO 9001:2008
