Web Seal offers a range of sealing capabilities and services for your convenience.
Production Capabilities
Turnaround
Move effectively from design to production with our quick turnaround of samples and prototypes.
Sourcing
Save time with both domestic and global sourcing of precision-engineered sealing components from Web Seal.
Methods
Rely on Web Seal to recommend the best production methods for your specific sealing components and your budget.
The pliability of rubber, foam, sponge and fiber materials each provide a unique challenge in manufacturing and fabrication. A variety of processes can be used to fabricate parts out of these flexible materials.
We work closely with your design and engineering staff to recommend and create products that meet your specs, with special attention to materials involved, using a range of seal fabrication technologies:
- Custom Die Cut
- Laminating
- Laserjet Cuts
- Molding and Machining
- Slitting
- Splicing
- Lathe Cuts
- Waterjet Cuts
Additional Services
Partner with Web Seal to enhance your inventory control and save valuable time on your production floor, with these additional services from Web Seal.
Color coding is critical for quick and accurate identification of material, as well as ease of assembly. Web Seal works with you to find the right color coding for your sealing application.
Multi-component kits, sub-assemblies and secondary processes can be designed to more successfully integrate sealing components into your operations.
Whatever your inventory management needs are, Web Seal has a proven track record of adapting our programs to meet customer requirements, from as simple as discrete order fulfillment to a fully functional, web-based management system.
Services include:
- Blanket orders
- Drop ship
- Bar coding
- Kanban options
- SOMI (Supplier Owned Managed Inventory) programs
- VMI (Vendor Managed Inventory) programs
Custom Packaging options are available for an assortment of benefits, such as:
- protection with extra padding for fragile parts
- customized cushioning for irregular or unusually shaped components
- consistent count of parts per bag or box
- shipping containers convenient for your receiving and inventory operations
- coding to highlight shelf life considerations
