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KIA Sport Pad — brushed stainless face with five curved moulded rubber bars
KIA Sport Pad — photographed at Lee World. Brushed stainless face with five curved moulded rubber bars.
KIA Sport Pads

KIA Sport Pad

The curved bars follow the arc of the pedal face rather than running straight across it, which keeps the rubber contact even as the pedal swings through its travel.

Dimensions are built to your drawing or to a supplied sample. Compound and Shore A hardness are confirmed on the drawing before any tool is cut.

Specification

Part familyOvermoulded finisher plate
ConstructionMetal face with moulded rubber inserts
Face detailBrushed stainless face with five curved moulded rubber bars.
Face finish optionsBrushed aluminium, sand blasted stainless steel or polished stainless steel
Face markingLaser etching available on steel components
Insert compoundsEPDM, SBR, TPE or TPE-SEBS, to drawing
ToolingDesigned and built in house
Prototype parts4 weeks from prototype tool
PPAPTypically 8 weeks, to ISO/TS 16949 or VDA
DimensionsBuilt to customer drawing or to a supplied sample
Moulded fromBeijing rubber plant (rubber) / Shanghai plant (plastics)

The face on this part

Brushed stainless face with five curved moulded rubber bars. It sits in the KIA Sport Pads group, and the photograph above is of the part itself rather than a rendering — what you see is the tread, the outline and the finish as they leave the tool.

How a finisher plate is built

The plate is cut from sheet — laser cut if the material is thin, CNC machined if it is thicker — then finished and married to a moulded rubber insert. On an overmoulded part the plate goes into the rubber tool and the compound is moulded onto and through it, so the two leave as one piece. On a press fit part the insert is moulded separately and pressed home.

Finishes you can specify

Brushed aluminium, sand blasted stainless steel or polished stainless steel. All three run off the same blank, so a finish change never touches the rubber tool. Brushing and blasting age evenly; polishing looks best on day one and shows every mark after that.

Putting a logo on it

Many of our customers require an aesthetic logo to be present on their parts. On steel components we laser etch it, after finishing rather than before, so the mark sits in the finished surface instead of under it.

Questions buyers ask

Is the rubber overmoulded or pressed in?

We produce both. Overmoulding gives one inseparable part and suits small or pryable inserts; press fit lowers tooling and suits large inserts that their own geometry already retains. Which one applies is set on the drawing before the tool is cut.

How long before I see a real KIA Sport Pad sample?

Four weeks from a prototype tool. The tool shop is in the same buildings as the moulding lines in Shanghai and Beijing, so prototype work does not queue behind a subcontractor.

What do you need from us to quote it?

A drawing or sample plus the annual volume. Say at that point whether PPAP is required and to which standard — ISO/TS 16949 or VDA — so it is planned in rather than added later.

How is the material verified?

In our Beijing facility, next to the production line: Shore A hardness, density, ozone, ageing, tensile strength, elongation to fracture, vulcanization and insulation resistivity, oil resistance and Mooney viscosity.

Quote the KIA Sport Pad

Send the annual volume and, if you have one, the drawing. Prototype parts follow 4 weeks after a prototype tool.