A hub-and-spoke architecture built around two cross-linked clusters: Capabilities (what IRP does) and Applications (the clinical and device categories it serves). The structure is application-focused, not component-focused — breadth of capability is legible on every page, because customers who buy one component tend to believe that one component is all IRP does. Engineering & Manufacturing leads the Capabilities set as the featured entry; Quality now lives inside Capabilities. Every page runs problem-first → mechanism → proof.
Hub Pages
Section entry points — overview & navigation into children
Detail Pages
Individual capability & application pages
Utility Pages
Legal & support pages
Placeholder
Section held; defined with the client before anything builds
/capabilities/ · HUB
/applications/ · HUB
/about/ · HUB
/contact/ · HUB · conversion
4 pages
Persistent nav CTA on every page: Request a Quote → · Quality is a Capabilities child this round, not a top-level section · Components, Resources, and the two program doors are retired from the map
Keyword lines below are the category query surface — volumes and difficulty land with the keyword layer. Every capability term stays on-page even where visually de-emphasized.
Owns the brand and the category. Opens on breadth — custom silicone and rubber molding for medical devices — because the site's first job is de-pigeonholing: customers who buy one component believe that one component is all IRP does. Trust bar directly below the hero, the full capability range legible above the fold, and authority passed to the Capabilities hub with Engineering & Manufacturing featured. Persistent CTA: Request a Quote.
/Keyword Targets — Category Query Surface
One page that proves the range. Engineering & Manufacturing is not a peer card in the grid — it takes a full-width feature block above it, because DFM and scope reduction are the differentiator against both commodity molding and full contract manufacturers. The remaining six capabilities sit in the grid below, each cross-linked to the Applications that need it.
/capabilities/silicone molding capabilities · medical elastomer molding
7 Capability Pages
Where DFM lives: technical sessions, manufacturability review, and recommended design changes so the part can actually be made — then the scope IRP absorbs so the customer's team doesn't have to source, qualify, and manage it, from secondary operations through packaging and sterilization through a qualified partner. Featured treatment: full-width block above the grid on the Capabilities hub, first in every dropdown — same URL depth as its siblings. The emphasis is visual and ordinal, not structural. Absorbs the live site's /product-realization/ (301).
design for manufacturability · DFM medical molding · sub-assembly
/capabilities/engineering-manufacturing/The processes and the elastomers on one page: liquid injection molding (LSR), HCR gum molding, compression rubber molding, transfer molding, and overmolding / insert molding — one combined treatment, never two pages. Absorbs /molding-process/ and /materials/ (301s).
silicone molding processes · medical-grade silicone
/capabilities/molding-materials/Everything after the press: precision slitting, finishing, bonded sub-assembly, packaging, and sterilization through a qualified partner. Each step absorbed is one less supplier for the customer's team to manage.
secondary operations · medical sub-assembly
/capabilities/secondary-operations/Silicone tubing and extruded profiles — promoted from exclusion to capability and a stated growth priority. Sited as a Capabilities child for phase 1; revisit top-level placement once the full content lands.
silicone extrusion · silicone tubing
/capabilities/silicone-extrusion/3D-printed reference parts and quick-turn prototype tooling — functional elastomer parts in hand before production steel is cut. Added per the Aug 28 review as a Capabilities child page.
silicone prototyping · quick-turn prototype molding
/capabilities/prototyping/Mold design and high-precision tooling for small, tight-tolerance, high-cavitation work — where Critical-To-Function dimensions are engineered in before the first shot.
precision mold tooling · mold design
/capabilities/high-precision-tooling/Two credentials lead: ISO 13485:2016 and FDA registration. Everything else is supporting proof — ISO Class 8 cleanroom environment molding, audit-ready traceability. Absorbs /clean-room/ (301).
ISO 13485 medical molding · cleanroom environment molding
/capabilities/quality/Clinical and device categories only — processes never appear here. Overmolding is a process; it lives under Molding & Materials. Applications in the client's confirmed order — Diabetes and Wearables lead — each written problem-first: the situation the sourcing engineer is in, then the mechanism, then proof. Application-focused, not component-focused — no component pages anywhere on the map, and every entry carries the breadth message.
/applications/11 Application Pages — Confirmed Order
IRP's largest market — infusion set and pump components molded at sustained, automated volume.
diabetes device silicone components · infusion set components
/applications/diabetes/Skin-contact silicone and bonded sub-assemblies for on-body devices — soft durometers, biocompatible materials, volumes that scale.
wearable device silicone components
/applications/wearables/Custom Critical-To-Function components across the fluid path — valves, septums, seals, and silicone tubing where flow and seal behavior are the spec.
fluid path silicone components
/applications/fluid-path/Custom elastomer components for women's health devices — skin- and tissue-contact applications in medical-grade silicone and rubber.
women's health device components
/applications/womens-health/Components for cardiology devices, where qualification cycles are long and Critical-To-Function tolerances are unforgiving.
cardiology device silicone components
/applications/cardiology/Custom components for diagnostic instruments and consumables — repeatable precision molding at instrument tolerances.
diagnostic device silicone components
/applications/diagnostics/Custom silicone and rubber components for surgical instruments and single-use surgical devices.
surgical device silicone components
/applications/surgery/Skin-contact silicone components for wound-care devices, molded in medical-grade elastomers.
wound care silicone components
/applications/wound-care/Seals, gaskets, and overmolded / insert molded components for orthopedic instruments and delivery systems.
orthopedic device silicone components
/applications/orthopedics/Custom elastomer components for dental instruments and devices.
dental silicone components
/applications/dental/Custom elastomer components for pharmaceutical applications — seals, septums, and fluid-contact parts.
pharmaceutical silicone components
/applications/pharma/Standalone brand — no group cross-references. Custom silicone and rubber molding for medical devices since 1980, one U.S. site in San Clemente, California. Scale-appropriate accountability is the story.
medical silicone molding California · since 1980
/about/The long arc — molding elastomers since 1980 — told as proof of process maturity, not nostalgia.
brand terms (IRP Medical history)
/about/history/The conversion page. One form for RFQs and general inquiries, with print / CAD upload. Request a Quote is the persistent CTA sitewide, and every instance lands here. Submission routes to the Thank You page.
/contact/Website usage terms, legal disclaimers.
/terms-and-conditions/Legal compliance, data handling, CCPA.
/privacy-policy/Post-submission confirmation; conversion tracking fires here.
/thank-you/Not-found page; routes back into Capabilities and Contact.
/404/Capabilities ▾
Applications ▾
Engineering & Manufacturing is listed first in every dropdown. Quality sits in the primary nav as a single link and also lives as a Capabilities child.
4 mapped below
Organization + FAQPage
Below the hero, every page
In the DOM on load, every page
GA4 + GTM
RFQ · print / CAD upload
All 301 (permanent). Full map verified pre-launch.
IRP Medical
Website Architecture & IA Map — IA Draft for Sign-Off
| # | Page | URL | Section | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Home | / | Primary | Hub |
| 2 | Capabilities | /capabilities/ | Capabilities | Hub |
| 3 | Engineering & Manufacturing ★ | /capabilities/engineering-manufacturing/ | Capabilities | Detail ★ |
| 4 | Molding & Materials | /capabilities/molding-materials/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 5 | Secondary Operations | /capabilities/secondary-operations/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 6 | Silicone Extrusion | /capabilities/silicone-extrusion/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 7 | Prototyping | /capabilities/prototyping/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 8 | High-Precision Tooling | /capabilities/high-precision-tooling/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 9 | Quality | /capabilities/quality/ | Capabilities | Detail |
| 10 | Applications | /applications/ | Applications | Hub |
| 11 | Diabetes | /applications/diabetes/ | Applications | Detail |
| 12 | Wearables | /applications/wearables/ | Applications | Detail |
| 13 | Fluid Path | /applications/fluid-path/ | Applications | Detail |
| 14 | Women's Health | /applications/womens-health/ | Applications | Detail |
| 15 | Cardiology | /applications/cardiology/ | Applications | Detail |
| 16 | Diagnostics | /applications/diagnostics/ | Applications | Detail |
| 17 | Surgery | /applications/surgery/ | Applications | Detail |
| 18 | Wound Care | /applications/wound-care/ | Applications | Detail |
| 19 | Orthopedics | /applications/orthopedics/ | Applications | Detail |
| 20 | Dental | /applications/dental/ | Applications | Detail |
| 21 | Pharma | /applications/pharma/ | Applications | Detail |
| 22 | About | /about/ | Company | Hub |
| 23 | History | /about/history/ | Company | Detail |
| 24 | Contact / Request a Quote | /contact/ | Conversion | Hub |
| 25 | Thank You | /thank-you/ | Utility | Utility |
| 26 | Terms & Conditions | /terms-and-conditions/ | Utility | Utility |
| 27 | Privacy Policy | /privacy-policy/ | Utility | Utility |
| 28 | 404 | /404/ | Utility | Utility |
301 redirects from the existing site: /molding-process/ and /materials/ → /capabilities/molding-materials/ · /clean-room/ → /capabilities/quality/ · /product-realization/ → /capabilities/engineering-manufacturing/