Compound Selection
Select the compound around the actual fluid, weather, temperature and service-life requirements rather than a generic rubber label.
DRAWING-BASED CUSTOM PARTS
Custom Rubber Gaskets
Custom-cut rubber gaskets matched to weather, oil, water, heat and mechanical sealing requirements.
Share the fluid, temperature, joint geometry and clamp conditions with your drawing for a focused material review.
Made for Your Application
Rubber gaskets are flat elastomer profiles made from sheet stock and chosen for the operating media and environment. Unlike porous foam, solid rubber provides stronger recovery and better durability where a joint faces repeated compression, movement or handling.
Material approach
Elastomer formulation can be selected around weathering, oil contact, temperature, ozone exposure and compressive recovery.
Key features
- Resilient sealing
- broad polymer choice
- bolt-hole and window patterns
- solid or sponge rubber
- reusable profiles.
Custom Specifications
Typical values for reference only. Final material grade, tolerance and dimensional capability are confirmed after drawing review.
| Part type | Custom die-cut rubber gasket |
|---|---|
| Available materials | EPDM, neoprene, nitrile and FKM options |
| Thickness range | Material and construction dependent |
| Maximum sheet / part size | Project dependent |
| Profile tolerance | Drawing review required |
| Thickness tolerance | Material grade dependent |
| Adhesive options | PSA where suitable for installation retention |
| Delivery format | Individual parts, sheets or liner-retained parts |
| Temperature / media | Selected compound and application dependent |
MATERIAL SELECTION
Rubber Gaskets Material Comparison
Use this as a starting point only; the selected grade and construction are confirmed against the drawing and application.
| Material | Key Property | Review Focus | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPDM Rubber | Weather and water resistance | Oil exposure is grade dependent | Outdoor covers and HVAC interfaces |
| Neoprene Rubber | Balanced industrial performance | Review fluid and weather exposure | General equipment seals |
| NBR / Nitrile Rubber | Oil resistance | Confirm actual media and temperature | Oil-contact sealing applications |
| FKM Rubber | Specialty chemical and heat use | Compound and media review required | Demanding process sealing |
PRODUCT EXAMPLES
Custom Part Gallery
CONVERTING OPTIONS
Manufacturing & Finish Options
Compound, hardness, gasket land and compressed thickness are established from service media and joint loading.
Custom Die Cutting
A repeatable route for defined profiles after tooling and project review.
Custom Die Cutting →CNC Knife Cutting
A flexible route for complex profiles and variable project volumes.
CNC Knife Cutting →Adhesive Backing
PSA and liner constructions reviewed around the mating surface and assembly method.
Adhesive Backing →DESIGN REVIEW
Engineering Guide
Practical points to include when selecting foam and preparing a drawing for review.
Hardness and Compression
Hardness and compression response affect clamp load, recovery and extrusion resistance. Identify the available joint gap and closure condition.
Flange and Bolt Conditions
Even clamp load, flange finish and bolt pattern affect the sealing path. Mark critical sealing lands and constrained areas on the drawing.
Chemical Compatibility
Compatibility is determined by the specific material grade, fluid concentration, temperature and exposure time.
Final suitability requires application-specific review.
Applications / Where It Fits
Use the actual media, temperature, flange condition and closure load to narrow the material and gasket construction.
When This Part May Not Be the Best Choice
Chemical media outside the chosen polymer’s compatibility, extreme pressure joints requiring specialised flange gaskets, or solvent-swollen elastomer service.
PROJECT DELIVERY
Manufacturing Capabilities
Available options are confirmed against the selected material, drawing and order requirements.
| Capability | Options |
|---|---|
| Cutting | Die cutting / CNC knife cutting after drawing review |
| Adhesive | PSA where suitable for retention |
| Delivery format | Individual parts / sheets / liner-retained parts |
| Prototype | Project review available |
| Production | Prototype to production-volume review |
| Drawing formats | PDF / DXF / DWG / STEP |
| Inspection | Critical requirements confirmed during drawing review |
| Secondary operations | Adhesive lamination and nested-sheet layouts where suitable |
Drawing Requirements
Recommended drawing formats
Please include
- Overall dimensions
- Thickness
- Critical tolerances
- Quantity
- Hole and bolt pattern
- Sealing land width
- Fluid / media
- Operating temperature
- Clamp condition
No drawing available? Send the sealing path, flange dimensions, fluid exposure and clamp conditions for an initial feasibility review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which rubber material is suitable for my gasket?
Selection depends on the actual media, temperature, outdoor exposure, clamp load and gasket geometry. Share those conditions for review.
Can you make a gasket with bolt holes and internal cutouts?
Yes. Include the full bolt pattern, cutouts and any critical sealing lands on the drawing.
How should I specify a critical sealing dimension?
Mark critical dimensions and tolerances directly on the drawing, together with the flange or mating-part condition.
Is adhesive backing available for rubber gaskets?
PSA can be reviewed for installation retention when the mating surface and service conditions are known.
Can you help when the material is not specified?
Yes. Provide the fluid, temperature, exposure, closure condition and target application for a focused material review.
Can rubber gaskets be supplied in sheets?
Individual parts, nested sheets and liner-retained formats can be reviewed around the assembly workflow.
Can you review a prototype gasket?
Prototype and production routes are reviewed against the material, profile, quantity and delivery requirements.
Can you make rubber gaskets to my drawing?
Yes. CAD files, PDFs, dimensioned sketches and clear reference images can be reviewed for a custom quotation.
What information is needed for a quote?
Include the drawing, material preference if known, critical dimensions, quantity and the application environment.
How is a production route selected?
The manufacturing route is reviewed against the material, profile, critical requirements, quantity and delivery format rather than assumed from the part name.
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