Precision Rubber, Made in Nashik Since 2005.
Margo Rubber Products is a manufacturer of moulded and extruded rubber components in Nashik, Maharashtra. Certified to ISO 9001:2015 for moulded rubber components. Compound formulation, mould tooling, moulding, finishing and testing all happen under one roof, for 24 named accounts across seven sectors.
- 2005
- Year Established
- 17.9M
- Components Delivered Per Year
- 95
- Export Markets
- 5M
- Components Per Month, Installed
>99%
ON-TIME DELIVERY
From a 6,000 sq ft Workshop to an Automated Plant.
Margo Rubber Products was founded in Nashik in 2005. The previous works ran 6,000 sq ft and about 200,000 parts a month. Moving to a purpose-built 10,000+ sq ft plant, and automating during the move, took installed capacity to five million parts a month — twenty-five times the old works.
The plant is built for a single linear workflow: raw material in at one end, finished goods out at the other, with no cross-traffic between clean and flash-generating areas. Today it supplies 24 named accounts across automotive, industrial machinery, electrical, specialist vehicles, medical, chemicals and tooling.
This website was formerly margorubber.in.
- ISO 9001:2015 certified — certificate 09111526A, Integral Certification Ltd, valid to 21 February 2027
- Eight compounds mixed in-house, from AEM to natural rubber — formulation is not subcontracted
- In-house test laboratory on a scheduled calibration cycle; accredited-lab testing through a NABL partner on request
Where We Are Going, and What We Will Not Trade for It.
OUR VISION
To supply the export markets we have already mapped.
We have screened 95 countries, written country-level sourcing playbooks for 18 of them, and set an activation order of five: Australia, the United Kingdom, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia. The research is done. The work now is filling the lanes.
OUR MISSION
Formulate the compound for the job, not for the shelf.
We mix our own compound. If the part sits in hot oil we build for hot oil; if it sits in sunlight under static strain we build for ozone. The formulation is the engineering, and it is the one thing we will not subcontract.
Eight compounds mixed in-house · tooling cut in-house
What We Stand For.
Six commitments, each with a number behind it that we will show you on an audit.
- 01
Inspected, not assumed
First article, in-process and final release inspection on every despatch lot. Target rejection rate under 1%.
- 02
Tolerance that is real
Dimensional conformity to ISO 3302-1, classes M1–M4 moulded and E1–E3 extruded. Tolerance follows the section.
- 03
Specify us against a standard
We quote against ASTM D2000 / SAE J200, ASTM D1056, ISO 3601 / AS568 and IS 5382.
- 04
Compound is ours
Eight polymer families mixed in-house. Even filler distribution, batch after batch, since mixing was automated.
- 05
Engineers, not account managers
Our engineers work directly with your R&D on design validation. Audits welcomed, not negotiated around.
- 06
Delivered when promised
Over 99% on-time delivery, 95% repeat order rate, and an average client relationship over ten years.
“A large share of our work arrives as a worn part in an envelope, not a CAD file. Somebody needs that part to exist again, and it has to fit.”
Reverse engineering is a standard route to a first order here. We measure the part, identify the compound family, and quote against the sample. It is also the clearest test of whether a supplier actually formulates compound or simply buys it in.
One Roof, One Flow, No Handoffs.
A 10,000+ sq ft plant in the Nashik industrial belt, laid out for a single linear workflow with compression, transfer and injection moulding plus continuous-cure extrusion. Automated presses hold cure temperature and pressure closed-loop, which takes operator variation out of the part.
- 10,000+ sq ft
- Manufacturing Floor Area
- 30% / 20%
- Less Cycle Time · Better Material Utilisation
- 5M pcs
- Monthly Installed Capacity
PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
On the floor
- Automated moulding presses — closed-loop temperature and pressure control
- Digital curing ovens — programmable, with a retrievable cure record per batch
- Compound mixing, automated — even filler distribution, batch after batch
- In-line deflashing and trimming — consistent finish, less manual handling
- IoT production monitoring — a slow press shows up the same day, not at month end
- Centralised ERP and MES — planning, tracking and batch traceability across the plant
Two Founders, Both on the Floor.
Margo is run by the two people who started it. Giving you a direct line to the people who know the product, the process, and the plant.
Mehboob Shaikh
Founder & Director
Twenty years in rubber compounding. Leads formulation, product development and quality — the three things that decide whether a part works.
Ayyaz Shaikh
Co-Founder & Business Development Head
Nine years leading customer relations and vendor development. Runs quotation, programme onboarding and the export desk.
- 20 yrs
- Founder Experience in Rubber
- 10+ yrs
- Average Client Relationship
95 Markets Screened. Five Lanes First.
We screened and scored 95 countries across seven regions, wrote country-level sourcing playbooks for 18, and set an activation order of five. Each playbook carries duty treatment, certificate requirements, transit time and destination port — not a flag on a map.
Priority lanes05
- AustraliaMelbourne18–22 days
- United KingdomFelixstowe22–28 days
- UAEJebel Ali5–8 days
- Saudi ArabiaDammam7–9 days
- MalaysiaPort Klang10–14 days
Further markets13
- South Korea
- Kenya
- United States
- South Africa
- Singapore
- Norway
- Chile
- Zambia
- Tanzania
- Ghana
- Peru
- Trinidad & Tobago
- Jordan
95
Markets Screened and Scored
18
Country Playbooks Written
What We Hold, and What Is Still Coming.
ISO 9001:2015
[Approved]Quality Management System
Integral Certification Ltd · Certificate 09111526A · valid to 21 February 2027
IATF 16949:2016
[Upgrade in progress]Automotive Quality
Target end 2026
NORSOK M-710 / API
[Qualification in progress]Oil & Gas Elastomer Qualification
Target 2027
ISO 14001:2015
[Upgrade in progress]Environmental Management
Target 2027
ISO 45001:2018
[Upgrade in progress]Occupational Health & Safety
Target 2027
Scope: rubber moulded components — quality management, not a product approval. Read the certificate ›
CERTIFIED BY
- Integral Certification Ltd
Less Waste per Part, Measured Not Promised.
Automating compound mixing and cure control cut scrap: material utilisation improved 20% and cycle time fell 30%, which is less rubber and less energy for the same part. The plant is fully compliant with MIDC environmental and industrial norms. We have not set a carbon target and will not publish one until we can measure against it.
Better material utilisation since automation
20%
Less production time per cycle
30%
The Numbers Speak Clearly.
- <1%
- Target Rejection Rate
- 48 hrs
- Quotation Turnaround
- 8
- Compounds Mixed In-House
- 95%
- Repeat Order Rate
Post-automation
Feasibility report included
AEM to natural rubber
10+ year average relationship
REFERENCES
We will name contacts at our customers during a vendor audit or qualification, on request. Volumes and part numbers are commercially confidential and disclosed under NDA.
Twenty Years of Milestones.
Founded
Margo Rubber Products established in Nashik as a compression-moulding workshop.
TWENTY-FOUR NAMED ACCOUNTS ACROSS SEVEN SECTORS
- Mahindra & MahindraAutomotive
- TataAutomotive
- HyundaiAutomotive
- Victor ReinzAuto components
- IDEX IndiaIndustrial machinery
- Shakti Mining EquipmentsHeavy engineering
- Starlite LightingElectrical
- Minerva Special Purpose VehicleSpecialist vehicles
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Guides
Further Reading
How to Evaluate a Precision Rubber Manufacturer: 8 Questions to Ask
Sets out a due-diligence checklist for quality systems, tooling ownership, capacity and documentation — including the three structural questions that separate a manufacturer from a trading house: who mixes the compound, who owns the tooling, and whose name is on the batch record.
Send a Drawing, or Send the Part.
Our engineering team replies within one business day. A full quotation and feasibility report follows inside 48 hours, with a compound recommendation and a lead time.
- Reply in one business day
- Quotation and feasibility report in 48 hours
- Design-for-manufacture review at no cost