Grand River Rubber & Plastics Blog
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets, Manufacturing Partnerships, OEM Manufacturing, Custom Gaskets
Powering Performance: How Lathe-Cut Gaskets Keep Transformers Running Strong
At Grand River Rubber & Plastics, we manufacture precision lathe-cut rubber gaskets engineered to perform in demanding industrial environments, including the transformer industry. Whether in high-voltage (HV) or low-voltage (LV) applications, our gaskets help maintain bushing integrity, prevent leaks, and extend the life of electrical equipment.
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets
Improving Chemical Pump Performance with Lathe-Cut Gaskets
Chemical pumps, like centrifugal and positive displacement pumps, depend on precision engineering and durable materials to ensure reliability in harsh applications and operating conditions. Lathe-cut gaskets provide robust sealing solutions that enhance efficiency and extend the life of the pump. Learn more about lathe-cut gaskets below.
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets
Lathe-Cut Gaskets: A Reliable Sealing Solution for Fluid Transfer Systems
In fluid transfer systems, a secure and leak-proof seal is essential to maintaining efficiency and safety. One of the most reliable sealing solutions available today is a lathe-cut gasket. These gaskets play a fundamental role in a wide range of applications, from industrial pumps to couplings and adapters.
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets
The Essential Role of Lathe-Cut Gaskets in Small Appliances
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets
Grand River Rubber & Plastics Acquires Lathe Cut Gasket and Seal Division of ASC Engineered Solutions, LLC. (Ashtabula Rubber Co.)
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets, die cut gaskets, seals
Meet Vicki Ellsworth, Customer Service Representative
When you start asking questions of Grand River Rubber & Plastics employees, a common theme emerges: there’s no such thing as a ‘typical’ workday, and they seem to like it that way.
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets, employee ownership, Work at Grand River Rubber
Jim Hlebovy joined Grand River Rubber & Plastics in 2018 as a Quality Engineer, then the position evolved into a Process Engineer. He has worked in both Quality and Engineering. Jim said that as a child, he wanted to be a mechanic or someone who worked on equipment to fix it.
Topics: Lathe Cut Gaskets, employee ownership, Work at Grand River Rubber
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