Company Description by Thomasnet

Converting services for electronics, automotive, appliance, medical, aerospace, heat shielding, electric vehicle battery, and HVAC industries. Works with fabric, paper, electrical or thermal insulation, foam, sponge rubber, aluminum foil, gasket, silicone, pressure-sensitive tape or adhesive, and plastic materials. Secondary services include vendor managed inventory (VMI), kitting, laminating, embossing, and surface treating. Prototypes and high, large, or short run production volumes are available. Suitable for thermal and electrical heat shielding applications.

Company Description by JBC Technologies, Inc.

JBC Technologies is a full-service specialized manufacturing partner.

From simple die cut rubber rings to highly complicated die cut assemblies, each gasket, seal, tape fastener, heat shield, or other component we make is engineered to achieve a specific objective with the highest value to the customer.

There are many smaller operations that do a part of what we do. But very few who do it all.

What sets JBC apart - and provides the most value for our client partners - is our application engineering and product design support. We evaluate each request with an engineering mindset, using a combination of good old-fashioned American ingenuity, materials expertise, strategic sourcing, and state-of-the-art systems to determine the best, most cost-efficient way to produce, deliver, and deploy parts into our customers' production environment. Customers benefit from solutions driven by our vertically integrated converting capabilities, continuous improvement framework, people, culture, and values. More... Utilizing diverse processes including Corona treating, laminating, slitting, cutting, and automated assembly, we produce everything from prototypes to large volume runs in house-transforming materials from mill rolls to finished part onsite, keeping costs down, and eliminating supply chain risk for our customers. But the impact of what we do goes far beyond the individual components that we create.

There have been many occasions where we've been able to offer small changes to part composition or presentation that have provided enormous time savings at the next stage of the manufacturing process. There have been others where we've actually picked up the next step in the process, utilizing automation at our facility to replace what had been manual assembly on our client's production line.

Examples include:

- Part composition - adding a tab or split release liner for faster, easier handling

- Part presentation - delivering parts kiss cut on a roll for simpler assembly

- Part packaging - using the packaging itself as an assembly aid Less