Laube supplies custom components and complete assemblies in metal, plastic and rubber to your drawings and specifications: cold- and hot-formed parts, aluminum extrusions, metal forgings, and plastic and rubber insert-molded parts.
| Component types | Cold- and hot-formed parts, aluminum extrusions, metal forgings, plastic and rubber insert-molded parts |
|---|---|
| Materials | Aluminum, steel, titanium, plastics and elastomers |
| Production | Prototype, short-run and full production quantities |
| Customization | Secondary operations including drilling, surface grinding, broaching, insert molding and co-molding |
Why buy components & assemblies from Laube?
Whether you need single components to your specifications or entire assemblies, Laube supplies them from its manufacturing partners with US-based program management.
Capabilities
- Stamping
- Forming
- Drilling
- Surface grinding
- Broaching
- Molding
- Cold heading
- Assembling
- Plating, painting and packaging
Materials
Materials supplied: Aluminum, steel, titanium, plastics, elastomers.
Related industries
Aerospace, Medical & Orthopedic, Marine & Offshore
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of components does Laube supply?
Formed metal parts, aluminum extrusions, forged components, and plastic or rubber insert-molded parts, matched to the application and its performance requirements.
What materials are available?
Metals, plastics and rubber, including aluminum, steel, titanium, plastics and elastomers.
Can you support prototyping and production runs?
Yes. Many customers begin with initial samples or small runs before moving into full production.
What does Laube need to quote?
The drawing, the material and the quantity. Laube quotes to the drawing.
Can Laube support multi-material component projects?
Yes. Many customers come to Laube for components that need multiple materials, secondary operations or specialized manufacturing processes.
What documentation comes with components and assemblies?
Documentation can include certifications, material reports and inspection records, depending on the project requirements.
How do I start a components project with Laube?
Email your drawings, specifications and quantities to sales@laube.com. Laube quotes to the drawing.