Custom gaskets and seals, specified and quoted
Free tools for OEM engineers and buyers. Get quotes from qualified manufacturers.
- 1Pick a material or sizeSponge, foam, rubber, PTFE, AS568 O-rings
- 2Draw and check the partLive drawing with design checks
- 3Get your spec sheetSupplier-ready callout, PDF and DXF
- 4Get quotesFrom up to 3 qualified manufacturers
AS568 O-ring size chart369 standard sizes, inch and mm
O-ring groove calculatorSqueeze, stretch and gland fill
ASTM D2000 decoderRead any rubber callout
Compare gasket materials10 material families side by side
Gasket materials
| Material | Form | Typical temp. | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silicone sponge | sponge | -75 to 400 °F | Very wide temperature range | Spec it → |
| EPDM sponge | sponge | -40 to 250 °F | Excellent weather, UV and ozone resistance | Spec it → |
| Neoprene sponge | sponge | -40 to 212 °F | Balanced oil, weather and flame resistance | Spec it → |
| Microcellular urethane foam (PORON-type) | foam | -40 to 194 °F (typical) | Very low compression set for a foam | Spec it → |
| Solid silicone rubber | solid | -65 to 450 °F | Wide temperature range | Spec it → |
| Solid EPDM rubber | solid | -40 to 275 °F | Water, steam, glycol and brake-fluid resistance | Spec it → |
| Nitrile (Buna-N) rubber | solid | -30 to 250 °F | Good resistance to petroleum oils, fuels and hydraulic fluids | Spec it → |
| FKM fluoroelastomer (Viton-type) | solid | -15 to 400 °F | Excellent fuel, oil and chemical resistance | Spec it → |
| PTFE (solid, filled and expanded) | sheet | -450 to 500 °F | Near-universal chemical resistance | Spec it → |
| Compressed non-asbestos fiber sheet | sheet | up to ~700 °F short-term, grade-dependent | Holds bolt load well in flanged joints | Spec it → |
Typical values; grades vary. Compare all materials side by side →