When Nathan Enser started at Apple Rubber as an undergraduate intern, he was a chemical engineering major at the University at Buffalo. His experiences at Apple Rubber, however, stoked his interest in — and led him to change his major to — biomedical engineering. Now a polymer chemist, Enser’s job entails customizing existing “recipes” to meet customer specifications for compounds.
Read MoreSiliconeSeals.com, a new, one-page microsite devoted to Apple Rubber’s silicone seals product line is now live.
Read MoreApple Rubber will be represented at a pair of major industry events this week — the Life Sciences Forum, which begins today and runs through Wednesday, April 9 in San Jose, Costa Rica, and the Greater New York Design2Part Show on Wednesday, April 9 and Thursday, April 10 at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus, N.J.
Read MoreAs the final week of March rolls around, the Apple Rubber team is ready to resume its busy 2014 travel schedule. The next destination: BIOMEDevice Boston, a Med Tech World-sponsored conference slated to run on March 26 and March 27 that is expected to draw over 350 exhibitors to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
Read MorePaslode, a division of Illinois Tool Works (ITW), recently named Apple Rubber as a winner of its 2013 Exceptional Supplier award.
Read MoreThe power of one-on-one networking makes trade shows a valuable proposition for Apple Rubber — and that’s why our marketing team is slated to attend 16 national and international shows through the end of 2014. See where they are headed next.
Read MoreIn 2013, Apple Rubber had its finest financial performance since opening its door 40 years ago. Using our master plan for controlled growth, a broader customer base, and exceptional customer service as a blueprint, we continue to have successful growth.
Read MoreThe Apple Rubber team is back on the road this week. We have a foursome set to attend the MD&M West Conference from Monday, Feb. 10 through Thursday, Feb. 13 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif.
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