Values
100 Year Dream
As a family owned business, we have developed a legacy around our 100 Year Dream, which is our goal of standing tall a century from inception. From this dream spawns our core values and guiding principles that support the company’s longevity, rather than short-term profits.
Core Values
At Bryant Rubber, we are committed to always exhibiting our Core Values, even when no one is watching.
Guiding Principles
We will never settle for mediocrity and neither should you. Our Guiding Principles act as the foundation of our organization and serve as a reminder that better never stops.
100 Years
We have a dream to be standing tall a century from inception
Capabilities
Industries
It’s rare for a manufacturing company to serve so many markets or with such a range of capability… but that is why we are Bryant Rubber. Our infrastructure, staff and hundreds of collective years in the game have allowed us to successfully provide products in high and low volumes, with simple and complex designs, to all sorts of applications. Whether the end use is to save lives, power a vehicle, fly an aircraft or control a gas line… you’ll find our products just about everywhere.
Technologies
Having been in business for over four decades, we have developed a diverse and sophisticated set of core competencies that set us apart from all others in our industry. Choosing to always be on the forefront of innovation, we continually improve and add to our repertoire with new technologies and system upgrades. More importantly, each of our manufacturing facilities can perform these functions, so we can meet our customers demand on a global scale and with multi-sourcing supply chains.
Facilities
Our world-class facilities are the foundation of our ability to compete in a demanding, highly technical and ever evolving industry. With over 170,000+ sqft of combined space, we are able to offer a wide array of molding platforms, such as LSR injection, as well as secondary operations and functional testing. Furthermore, with installed and floorspace capacity available, we have the flexibility (and desire) to expand as needed to support our customers!
| Feature |  Long Beach, California |
 Tijuana, Mexico |
|---|---|---|
| Square Feet | 45,000 | 125,000 |
| Specialties | Made-in-USA, Low Volume, High Mix | Extreme Precision, High Volume, Low Mix |
| Part Volume Range | <10 - 500K pcs /yr | 50K - 60M pcs /yr |
| Machine Capacity Avail | 20% | 15% |
| Floor Space Capacity Avail | 20% | 15% |
| Molding Machines | 10+ | 30+ |
| Injection Molding | Yes | Yes |
| Cold Pot Transfer molding | - | Yes |
| Transfer/Compression Molding | Yes | Yes |
| Over-Molding | Yes | Yes |
| Tooling Maintenance | Yes | Yes |
| Secondary Operations | Yes | Yes |
| Certifications | ISO 9001:2015 IATF 16949:2016 (SUPPORT) |
ISO 9001:2015 IATF 16949:2016 |
Application Development
We understand the importance of getting new products to the market quickly. To meet these demands, we collaborate with our customers during product design and PFMEA activities to rapidly create and analyze digital models, define the appropriate raw materials and determine the most cost-effective production method.
Certifications
Standardizing our work into an organized and documented system provides the foundation for our comprehensive quality management program.
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Experience
1971
Bill Bryant opens Bryant Rubber Corporation in Southern California, begins molding aerospace connectors components
1982
Ireland Division opens, servicing emerging medical markets in Scotland and Europe
1985
Steven Bryant becomes CEO and Owner, and, as first order of business, pens 100 Year Dream
1994
Bryant Rubber earns its first International Standards (ISO) Certification
1998
Liquid Silicone Rubber (LSR) Molding becomes a new core competency for Bryant Rubber
2002
Bryant Rubber creates and launches its Select Primerless Adhesion Polymer System (SPAPS) Patent, changing the rubber over-molding industry forever
2010
First Bryant Rubber Cleanroom (Class 100,000, ISO 8) built at Harbor City location, includes 4 LSR molding machines and secondary operations
2014
Mexico Division Opens, offers 124,000 square feet of manufacturing space for new program development
2014
Video Conferencing Technology implemented as a means of instant and enhanced global communication between Bryant and its customers, suppliers and production sites
2016
Bryant Rubber puchases a fleet of vans to provide 24-7 transportation services for its employees
2017
Bryant Rubber earns its ISO14001:2015 Environmental Certification
2017
Bryant Rubber completes construction on its 7,500 sqft, ISO Class 8 compliant Clean Room at its Mexico facility
2019
Bryant Rubber secures a new building in Long Beach, California to become its “Headquarters, US Manufacturing, and North American R&D Center”
2020
Bryant Rubber Is No Ordinary Manufacturing Company And the difference is in Our People.
Team
Bryant Rubber is no ordinary manufacturing company, and the difference is in our people.
Unlike the cold, antiquated industrial image we are all too familiar with, we at Bryant Rubber are youthful, energetic, bold and innovative. Spend even a moment inside our offices or factories and you will find an enthusiastic group of individuals who love what they do and are truly proud to be serving our customers.
Steven Bryant
Chairman & CEO
Brogan Bryant
EVP Sales
Stephen Rookey
EVP Engineering
Rafael Radillo
EVP Quality
Michael Arayata
VP Financial Services
Victor Mares
Global Business Development Manager
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