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    Rubber coated metal?

    I need to have a handle fabricated out of aluminum with a rubber or durable foam coating bonded to it. Can anyone suggest suppliers or processes for such a thing?

    The handle is intended to be a simple grip. Grabbing on to raw aluminum would not be desirable, particularly if it is cold. A rubber or foam grip would work well.

    Thanks,

    -Martin


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    Quote Originally Posted by martin_05 View Post
    I need to have a handle fabricated out of aluminum with a rubber or durable foam coating bonded to it. Can anyone suggest suppliers or processes for such a thing?

    The handle is intended to be a simple grip. Grabbing on to raw aluminum would not be desirable, particularly if it is cold. A rubber or foam grip would work well.

    Thanks,

    -Martin

    somethin like this? Plasti Dip Protective Coating Products | Plasti Dip Protective Coating Products | Rubber Dip Coating


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    A little too industrial. Think of the finish of a good rubberized steering wheel or something like that.

    If you have something like this:

    Greenlee 0251-06D | All-Purpose Cutters

    or this:

    Crescent 20509CVSMLN | Mechanical Pliers

    around the shop you can get a good sense of what I am after. This might very well be a dip-type coating, but it has a spongy-rubber quality to it. Not sure what they call it or who can make it.

    I think I may have found a potential source, but I'd like to hear from anyone who may have done this before and has a better idea:

    CR Rubber Handle Grips - Custom Rubber Corp.


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    I have a good source, but it is here in Finland.. They can make pretty much any rubber material on metal. If you cant find a local one, let me know..
    http://www.cnczone.com/forums/cnc_wood_router_project_log/125895-my_diy_cnc_cnc2011_%3B.html


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    My CNC build: http://www.cnczone.com/forums/genera...ml#post1059321
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    Quote Originally Posted by FannBlade View Post
    Yup. Once I figured out what terms to search for these and other guys came up. They look like a good source. I'll give them a call in the morning.

    Thanks!


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