At Vip Rubber and Plastic, we truly appreciate our employees and the hard work they put in every single day. We are honored that our employees stay loyal to us for the long run. Our philosophy is to treat employees as family, and we do that in many unconventional ways. We understand hardships and the […]
Extruded Plastic Profiles Around The World Everywhere you look, you will see plastic at work. You can probably see several applications of extruded plastic whenever you are right now. Plastic is so versatile and extruded parts can be made quickly so projects can be completed on time. Take a look around, how many of […]
Come See Us At The Glass Build Show Vip Rubber and Plastic is pleased to announce that we’re exhibiting at GlassBuild America in Las Vegas, Nevada from October 18 to 20, 2022 (Booth #8174). It’s the largest trade and networking event for the glass, window, and door industry in the Western Hemisphere. How We Help […]
We are beyond saddened to announce the passing of Steven M Prog who was a integral part of the Vip Rubber and Plastic family. He was with us for several decades and a cornerstone of wisdom, enthusiasm and positivity. Steve was an absolute joy to work with and we all were so lucky to have […]
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median number of years that employees have worked for their current employer is about 4 years. Vip Rubber & Plastic isn’t just an employer, however. We’re more like a family. So, when Victor (Rocky) Tovar marked his 30th year with us recently, it was time for a […]
Vip is pleased to introduce Lynn Knight as our new Sales Representative for Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. Lynn also handles some accounts in California. Lynn lives in Lakewood, California, and has over 30 years of experience in the automotive industry with roles in sales management. He’s a native of Dallas, Texas, but moved to […]
Five members of the Vip team recently completed a 14-week “Basic Rubber Technology Course” provided by The Los Angeles Rubber Group, Inc. (TLARGI). Adrian, Andie, Edwin, Louis, and Michael are some of the latest graduates from a course with a framework that dates back to 1934, when Ray Stringfield taught a “Rubber Technology” course at […]
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