Even for high temperature gaskets, Gasket Engineering is always looking for the most profitable part production for its clients and always considers multiple processes in order to recommend the best methodology that will help the client find the most economical process possible. Albert Diederiks, Inside Sales Account Manager explains, “It’s our responsibility to give our […]
Have you designed an un-manufacturable part? A good production engineer should be able to design any part, but a great engineer needs to make sure they don’t forget to consider all the production process consequences of their otherwise perfectly-designed part. “A lot of times an engineer designs a part for a specific application but they […]
Intricate Parts Although the finished product will not be edible, rotary cutting can stack a variety of “ingredients” and make them as palatable to a manufacturer as the best multi-layer dip is to a party guest. Typically used for high-speed, high volume projects that require anywhere from two to seven substrates to be joined to […]
Touch screen gaskets are best made with VHB adhesive and are harder to make than you think because if not done properly, the release liner doesn’t release. Many product engineers love Very High Bond Tape (or VHB tape)because of its viscoelasticity (it “floats” well), but it is by definition sticky… very sticky. That’s what it […]
Gasket Engineering keeps pushing to provide the latest technologies and materials to our clients, and now the Kansas City Business Journal is writing about us! Check it out.
Gasket Engineering Company poised to expand into specialized wind turbine, aerospace and marine composite repair markets KANSAS CITY , MISSOURI, UNITED STATES, September 19, 2016 — Gasket Engineering Company, known for its extensive gasket manufacturing capabilities, quick turnaround times and superior quality is poised for market expansion. The Company continues to invest in state-of-the art technology […]
Extremely tight tolerances. That’s what one of Gasket Engineering’s aerospace customers needed for some polyester backed tape that was being cut for use on one of its military vehicles, this part was quite intricate for several different reasons. First, the project included 30 different shapes that need to be cut. Second, the parts included voids […]
Director of Sales Boyd Comfort is a guest on this week’s edition of Composites Weekly, a podcast that brings the latest news and information in the world of composites to listeners, discussing new technologies & emerging markets within carbon fiber, 3-D printing and FRP (fiberglass reinforced plastic). This particular episode highlights how Gasket Engineering is […]
While material costs are always the biggest determinant of overall cost, rotary tooling is another key expense. The rotary cutting process is much faster and typically requires less labor than traditional die cutting processes. This is why, for large volume of orders, rotary cutting is a logical answer to help our clients save time and […]
We want to inspire you. That’s one of the reasons were launching a monthly e-newsletter to bring you inspiration, news, tips and ideas for ways to innovate in your industry. We know you turn to us when you need a trusted partner to help with all your processes and parts needs, and we take that […]
Gasket Engineering is ISO 9001:2015 Certified!October 28, 2017 - 4:14 am
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Engineered Coated Fabric Or Diaphragm MaterialApril 13, 2017 - 11:14 pm
Innovation and the Founding of the Gasket Fabricators AssociationMarch 27, 2017 - 7:27 am