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Solutions we provide

Four solution families. Sixteen ways to make your part.

SYNC runs the full range of elastomer and plastics processes, so the recommendation you get is the right one for your part rather than the only one we can run.

Thermoset, thermoplastic, silicone

Molding Solutions

Thermoset, thermoplastic and silicone molding under one roof, from micro LSR components to 46 x 46 inch compression tools.

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  • Thermoset Molding

    Cured elastomer parts with the thermal and chemical resistance that thermoplastics cannot reach.

  • Thermoplastic Injection Molding

    High-repeatability plastic components, insert molding and overmolding, tooled and run at our Glendora plant.

  • Transfer Molding

    The right process for bonded inserts and tight-tolerance features on medium-volume elastomer parts.

  • Compression Molding 8x8 to 46x46

    Large-format capacity up to 46 x 46 inches for oversized seals, pads and utility components.

  • Silicone Compression Molding

    Temperature-stable silicone parts for aerospace, medical and utility service.

  • LSR Molding

    Liquid silicone rubber for fine features, high volumes and clean, flash-minimal parts.

  • Rubber Molding

    Custom rubber components molded from compounds we mix ourselves to your application's requirements.

  • Dip Molding

    Latex dip molding and engineered elastomer components from our Canton, Ohio plant, with in-house latex compounding, custom mold development and isostatic press bags.

Precision converting

Cutting Solutions

Kiss cutting and die cutting for gaskets, shims, insulators and adhesive-backed parts.

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  • Kiss Cutting

    Cuts the part without cutting the liner, for adhesive-backed gaskets, insulators and pads that ship ready to apply.

  • Die Cutting

    Through-cut sheet parts in rubber, foam, film and composite stack-ups, from prototype quantities to production runs.

Materials engineered in house

Compounding & Bonding Solutions

Custom rubber compounding, rubber-to-metal bonding, and new and refurbished rubber rollers.

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  • Rubber Compounding

    In-house mixing and formulation development, including custom compounds for temperature, chemical and dielectric requirements.

  • Rubber to Metal Bonding

    Bonded assemblies for mounts, isolators and sealing hardware, with surface preparation and adhesion testing in process.

  • New Rubber Rollers

    Covered rollers built to your core, durometer, crown and finish specification.

  • Refurbish Rubber Rollers

    Strip, recover, grind and balance existing cores to return equipment to service at a fraction of replacement cost.

Where programs get unstuck

Additional Solutions

PFAS-free material alternatives and scan-to-part modeling for legacy and obsolete components.

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  • PFAS-Free Alternatives

    Qualified replacement compounds for fluorinated materials facing regulatory restriction, tested against your original spec.

  • Scan-to-Part Model

    3D scanning of legacy or obsolete components into a manufacturable CAD model and new tooling, with no original drawing required.

Choosing a process

Not sure which process your part needs?

That is the question we get most, and it is the one worth getting right. Molding, cutting and bonding each win on different geometry, volume and tolerance combinations.

Flat geometry, moderate volume?

Die or kiss cutting tools faster and costs less per piece than a mold.

Cutting solutions

Complex 3D form or tight tolerance?

Compression, transfer or injection molding, chosen by volume and material.

Molding solutions

Metal substrate or specialty material?

Rubber-to-metal bonding with a compound developed for the duty cycle.

Compounding & bonding

Send the print. We'll recommend the process.

Include your drawing, target volume and service conditions. Our engineers will tell you the most economical way to make the part — even when that means a different process than you asked for.