Rubber Gasket

Rubber Gasket Detail

What is a Rubber Gasket?

A rubber gasket is an elastomer part used in industrial systems to provide sealing and protection against vibration/impact. With proper material selection, it ensures long-lasting and reliable performance.

Types of Rubber Gaskets

EPDM Gasket – Resistance to UV, ozone and outdoor conditions; water/steam applications.
NBR Gasket – Resistance to oil, fuel and many chemicals; hydraulic/pneumatic systems.
Silicone Gasket – Wide temperature range; food and medical applications.
Viton® (FKM) Gasket – Resistance to high heat and aggressive chemicals; fuel/solvent lines.

Applications

Automotive engine parts, door seals
Hydraulic and pneumatic connections
Water, steam and gas pipelines

Electrical/electronic insulation
White goods and household appliances
Pump, valve and flange sealing

Food/medical lines (silicone)
Energy and construction projects
Machinery manufacturing

Technical Specifications

Material	Temperature Range	Resistance	Recommended Applications
EPDM	-40°C ~ +120°C	UV, ozone, water/steam	Outdoor, water/steam lines
NBR	-30°C ~ +110°C	Oils, fuels, chemicals	Hydraulic/pneumatic, fuel lines
Silicone	-60°C ~ +230°C	Wide temperature range, flexibility	Food/medical lines
Viton® (FKM)	-20°C ~ +300°C	High heat, solvent/chemical	Fuel and aggressive chemical lines

Production: Molding, extrusion, punching/slitting, bonding and vulcanization; Shore A hardness 40–80.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What temperatures can rubber gaskets withstand?
It depends on the material: Silicone -60°C to +230°C, Viton up to +300°C. EPDM is suitable for outdoor use, while NBR excels in oily environments.

Do you produce custom sizes?
Yes. Based on technical drawings or samples, we manufacture according to your dimensions, tolerances and hardness values.

Which industries use them?
Automotive, machinery, white goods, energy, construction, water-gas installations and food/medical (silicone) applications.