Injection, Compression, or Transfer? Benefits of Multi-Process Molding
Producing reliable sealing components often requires more than one manufacturing method. Different seal geometries, material properties, and performance requirements call for different molding techniques, and choosing between compression molding, injection molding, and transfer molding is rarely straightforward. When a sealing project relies on a single process, customers may encounter higher costs, longer lead times, or […]
EV Update 2025
EV Update: According to the Tesla Apps, MSP Seals has replaced a total of 2941 gallons of gasoline with emission-free energy.
Guide To Custom Molded Seals for Modern Farm Equipment
Modern tractors, sprayers, combines, and other heavy agricultural machines operate in some of the harshest working environments. These systems depend on reliable sealing components to protect critical parts from dust, mud, hydraulic fluids, and continuous vibration. High-performance agricultural seals help prevent leaks, contamination, and premature equipment wear. When those seals are engineered specifically for the […]
Agricultural Seal Design for Harsh Farm Environments
Farm equipment operates in some of the toughest environments found in any industry, which makes effective agricultural seal design essential for long-term reliability. Dust, mud, hydraulic fluids, fertilizers, and extreme temperatures all influence how seals perform once equipment enters the field. When seals are not chosen or designed correctly, tractors, sprayers, loaders, and harvesters can […]
Preventing Hydraulic Seal Failures in Fluid Power Systems
Hydraulic equipment depends on effective sealing to maintain power, contain fluid, and protect internal components. When hydraulic seal failure occurs, systems lose pressure, fluid leaks, and operations come to a stop. Fortunately, most failures can be prevented with proper seal design, material selection, and maintenance practices. Understanding the most common causes of seal failure allows […]
Shout Out To Trine University Mechanical Engineering Students!
Trine University engineering seniors secure sponsorship from hometown for senior design project For more information contact: James Tew, 260.665.4133, tewj@trine.edu ANGOLA, Ind. (12/17/2025) — Trine engineering mechanical engineering majors Ezekiel Keim, Christian Verst, Collin Seegert, Jacob Batten, Michael Jones, Ryan Somsel and Tristan Pappano secured a sponsorship from one of their hometowns for their senior […]
Choosing the Right Material: A Seal Selection Guide for Midwest Manufacturers
One of the most important considerations for manufacturing seals, gaskets, and grommets is the choice of material. Pieces made from different specialty rubbers “behave” differently depending on the operating conditions and the nature of the application. Looking at the chemical and mechanical properties of each material as well as their suitability for exposure to stressors […]
MSP Seals @ Pennsy Trail in Greenfield
MSP Seals worked with the great staff of Greenfield Parks on Saturday, clearing away invasive plants at the 400E trail head. Had an awesome sunny day and had quite a bit of work accomplished! Thanks Parks Department for the opportunity and for the BEAUTIFUL trail!! Next opportunities will be coming up in October with […]
Our Hose & Fitting Capabilities in Indiana
MSP Seals, Inc. has designed and engineered custom hose and fitting solutions for diverse industrial applications. Our cutting-edge, ISO 9001- and 14001-registered operation emphasizes quality in everything we do, allowing us to serve clients in Indiana with precision, quality products such as hydraulic hose assemblies. If you’re searching for “hose and fittings near me,” our […]
Why You Should Choose MSP Seals
Founded in 1998 in Indianapolis, MSP Seals has been a major supplier of seals for OEM and MRO applications for over 25 years. We carry a broad inventory of seals and hose assemblies, allowing us to supply both high and low-volume orders in a range of materials and shapes. We are continually innovating to meet […]
