Friction Calendering, A Simple Definition

Friction calendering of rubber compounds is a process utilizing heated, rotating rollers (often three or more) to force the rubber compound “into” the interstices of the woven fabric. By using differential surface speeds of rolls, the rubber compound is embedded “into” the fabric for stronger adhesion. Roll speed differential creates a wiping action, driving the rubber compound deep into the fabric, increasing strength and durability....

New Team Member – Welcome Jorge

We’re excited to welcome Jorge Garza to the Passaic Rubber Company family as our new Business Development Manager! Jorge brings energy, experience, and a forward-thinking approach that will help take our calendering department to the next level. His passion for building strong partnerships and driving growth aligns perfectly with our mission, and we couldn’t be happier to have him on the team. Please join us...

Passaic Rubber Goes Global with Growth Trajectory

WAYNE, N.J.—Passaic Rubber Co., a family-owned, small- to mid-sized firm that continues to thrive after more than a century in business, is evidence that successful industry outliers exist. See full article here

Nip Impression Kit For Covered Rollers

When in doubt, how to utilize your nip impression kit. See below for more.