Jacobsen Industries, Inc.

Think about it. When was the last time you bought something that it didn’t have a protective film covering on it? Microwave ovens, cars, watches, cell phones, even our sunglasses have film on them. And very often that film originated here at Jacobsen Industries.

Die-cutting is the process of creating a custom shape using a tool. Parts can be converted from foams, films, adhesives, plastics, metals, rubbers, and numerous other materials. Die-Cut parts can be produced in a variety of ways. At Jacobsen Industries we have a variety of converting equipment that allows us to make your part in the most cost effective way possible.

Our founder, Frank Jacobson, started building steel rule dies shortly after serving in World War II. Today we continue to offer the same service and quality that Frank insisted on over 60 years ago. Steel Rule Dies are used in die cutting a range of sheet and roll materials including paper, plastic, cardboard, rubber, foam and numerous others. Steel Rule Dies can be made to cut nearly any shape, as a matter of fact; puzzles are cut with Steel Rule Dies.

In many situations, adhesives are taking the place of traditional bonding methods. We can even offer adhesives that can be die-cut and are so strong that they can take the place of a weld. Jacobsen Industries can help you find the bond that your team is looking for, whether it’s to hold an emblem to a car or as an aid in assembly. We have the resources to find the solution, and chances are that we’ve solved your problem before.

Ever wonder where those little rubber bumpers in your glove box, or center console, come from? Jacobsen Industries supplies Rubber Bumpers to the Automotive Industry by the millions. We inventory a large variety of Bumper styles and share our buying power with all of our customers both big and small.