Rubber Tubing
As a leading lobster band supplier, Alliance provides lobster rubber bands that exhibit excellent cold-resistant properties while maintaining strength and stretch. Our Sterling grade lobster machine tubing is made from natural rubber and comes in red, blue, and yellow.
This rubber tubing is designed to work with the Strauss GUB Buncher, Cube Automation’s SmartBanding™ Machine, and Ramsay Highlander’s Harvesting Systems (just to name a few).
Our experienced staff is knowledgeable about the industries we serve and their application requirements. We work closely with each customer to ensure that our rubber profile or tubing meets the application requirements, part specifications and quality standards, and is delivered to you on time and installation-ready.
In-house compound mixing improves speed-to-market and quality control. Profiles are optimized by professionals who leverage our rubber extrusion manufacturing capabilities, materials expertise and full-scale rubber extrusion and compounding facility.
Enhance the quality of your branded item by purchasing printed rubber tubing. Simply include your name, logo, or contact information to increase exposure or provide traceability information.
- Size, color, and print can be customized
- Standard Tubing Size = 1″ x .050 wall thickness
- Made in USA using globally sourced materials
Industrial Products
Questions?
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Alliance Rubber Company is a family-owned business with humble beginnings that has grown into a thriving American success story. Since 1923, Alliance Rubber has proudly produced rubber bands for use in the home and workplace. Continuing to manufacture its products in the USA, enables Alliance to provide high-quality products, fast service, and fresh stock that is built to last. Alliance Rubber, a women-owned company, manufactures bands that ‘Hold Your World Together.’