Closed Cell Sponge Rubber & Plastic Foam Manufacturer
Made in America – Shipped Worldwide.
Est. 1964
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics has been a U.S. Manufacturer of Durafoam™ closed cell sponge rubber and plastic foam materials for more than 54 years.
Monmouth Rubber & Plastics also manufactures
Duraflex™ solid rubber and plastic sheeting, and
Bondaflex™material made from recycled rubber & plastic composites.
Our 54 year history in rubber and plastics manufacturing provides vital stability in a constantly changing rubber industry. Companies know they can rely on Monmouth Rubber & Plastics.
The Bonforte family and Monmouth Rubber & Plastics assures our fabricators, GFR’s, gasket cutters, fabricators and resellers that we don’t compete with them, but offer tech support for them and their OEM customers.
All our rubber and plastics materials are custom made to the highest standards and sold in partnership with gasket cutters, fabricators, and resellers worldwide. Our rubber and plastic foam manufacturing facilities is ISO 9001-2015 Certified.
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Closed cell sponge rubber and plastic foam materials
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEETS
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Neoprene Explained
Neoprene was the world’s first fully commercial synthetic elastomer
EVA Explained
Ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) is the copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate.
ASTM D 1056 explained
Standard Specification For Flexible Cellular Materials
UL Gasket Materials explained
Underwriters Laboratories has a set of industry standards that it uses to test electronic components, including gaskets.
The Shelf Life of Rubber explained
With the above in mind, it is important not to confuse Shelf Life with Service Life.
