About RubberQ

Precision Rubber Manufacturing Since 1995

RubberQ was established in Fuzhou in 1995 as a Sino-Japanese joint venture. Our work connects Japanese formulation support with compound preparation, precision molding and in-house testing in China.

RubberQ manufacturing facility in Fuzhou
Fuzhou, China · Compound preparation, molding and inspection

01 / About RubberQ

Material decisions connected to manufacturing

Japanese formulation support works with our compound preparation, molding and in-house testing in China. We review the material, part geometry and manufacturing route together, starting with the conditions the component needs to meet.

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RubberQ at a glance

These company details provide a starting point for supplier evaluation.

RubberQ company and manufacturing information
ItemCompany information
Established1995, as a Sino-Japanese joint venture
LocationFuzhou, China
FacilitiesTwo facilities covering approximately 20,000 square metres
ManufacturingCompound development, mixing, molding and vulcanization
Evaluation and recordsIn-house testing and ERP production traceability

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From an application question to an agreed part

Bring the drawing, reference part or material specification, together with the media, temperature, movement and quantity. Define the candidate compound and sample evaluation before repeat supply. Finished components, compound supply and FFKM replacement requests each need their own agreed scope.

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Explore the requirements for your equipment

General industrial custom components connect the part drawing to a manufacturing discussion. For the following equipment sectors, review the actual component duty and approval needs with the engineering team.

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Prepare a supplier evaluation

RubberQ holds IATF 16949:2016, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications. Request current certificates and the applicable scope for your review. Agree the factory information, inspection records and traceability documents needed for your component, alongside the sample and approval plan.

From your requirements to a component review

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