
From an idea, a sample or a worn part to a part proven on your line. We design, cast or machine a first article, adjust it, then move to production — polyurethane wheels, rollers and molded parts.
Soremag prototypes polyurethane wheels, rollers and molded parts: from a drawing, a model or an existing part, we build a first article, validate it in real conditions, then start production.
Prototyping is the thread that ties our shops together — reverse engineering, mold design, polyurethane casting, machining and finishing — into a new part that works. Rather than ordering a production run and hoping, we develop the part first: geometry, durometer, profile, tolerances. Once it is proven on your line, we reproduce it in production with a process that is already established.
The same parts we produce in production runs — first as a single article to validate.
Drive wheels, guide rollers, casters: geometry, durometer and profile adjusted on a first article before the production run. See wheel covering →
Core, cover, profile (crown, concave) and grooving validated on a first roller, then reproduced identically. See roller covering →
Bushings, bumpers, wear parts: we design the mold, cast a first part, and adjust before producing. See cast polyurethane parts →
Five steps, from the starting point to production.
An idea, a sketch, a drawing, a sample or a worn part. We start from what you have.
We define the geometry, the material and the durometer; if needed we take the dimensions (reverse engineering) and we design the mold or the tooling in-house.
We cast or machine a part — or a short run — ready to try.
You install it on your line; we adjust durometer, profile or geometry based on how it actually behaves.
Once the part is approved, we move to production, with a process that is already established.
Everything is under one roof: reverse engineering, mold design and fabrication, polyurethane casting, machining and finishing. No back-and-forth between suppliers — we iterate fast, we adjust a durometer or a profile between two trials, and we do not start from scratch for production.
That is where our role as a technical partner really counts: we do not just deliver a part, we help you develop it. And since a proven part means fewer surprises in production, it also means less downtime and less rework for you.
Yes. We take the dimensions off the existing part and, if needed, have the cover analyzed so we start from a reliable base — even with no original drawings.
From a single part to a short run. We adapt: a first article to validate, a few sample parts, then production.
Yes — that is the whole point of doing the design, the molds, the casting and the machining in-house: we adjust durometer, profile or geometry between two design iterations, without starting over.
Describe what you need — a wheel, a roller or a molded part to develop or to reproduce. We will propose an approach and a schedule.
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