Steel Rule Die Cut gaskets are an example of one of the most common forms of die cutting. When a steel rule die is created, it is bent and formed to customer specifications for cutting and stamping out custom parts and components. We start out with a sheet of steel that is bent and formed into a custom shape to match our customer’s dimensional requirements.

The steel rule dies are then used on our programmable, traveling head press, to “punch out” different shapes from non-metallic materials. Food Grade Gaskets, Rubber Gaskets, Paper Gaskets, Fiber Gaskets, Sponge Rubber Gaskets, Cork and Cork Rubber gaskets are part of the endless list of materials that can be converted by die cutting.

To create a Rotary Die Cut Gasket we use a cylindrical die on a rotary press to cut gaskets. As the die rotates, a large sheet of material is fed into the press at the same speed as the rotation. As the die makes contact with the material, it creases, perforates or cuts out the custom shape from the sheet of material.

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Are manufactured from a tube of rubber by inserting a mandrel into the tube and cutting the finished dimensions with a knife while the mandrel is being turned at high speed in a lathe type machine.

Lathe cut gaskets offer maximum cost-performance benefits in many applications and is usually the best choice where a static seal is needed. Its square or rectangular cross-section provides a wider sealing surface and superior resistance to compression set than molded O-rings. Lathe cut gaskets are typically less expensive than molded alternatives and is a great choice for high volume gaskets. Lathe cutting also is good when beveled edge gaskets or tight tolerance gaskets are required. The lathe cutting process is also a good choice when large OD gaskets or small ID gaskets are required. Filter gaskets and food grade gaskets can also be produced using this method.

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Uses the hot splicing/vulcanizing process to chemically bond two ends of a rubber extrusion together. By creating an endless seal, the gasket is more impermeable to the elements. Monroe Seals can vulcanize extruded rubber into circles, squares, and a variety of other shapes.

From simple spliced O-rings, vulcanized window gaskets and vulcanized frame gaskets, to spliced seals and vulcanized corners, we can manufacture the right endless gasket for your requirements.

There are a number of vulcanized splice types. Round cord or irregular profiles may be vulcanized to endless gaskets. Applications such as window frame gaskets, door gaskets, filter housing gaskets and lid gaskets. The uses are as unlimited as your imagination will allow. See Vulcanized Splice Types for more information.

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Using the vulcanization / splicing process and using various custom profiles such as P-Seals, D-Seals and E-Seals, Monroe Seals can produce many forms of vulcanized window gaskets. Bus window gaskets, train window gaskets, military vehicle window gaskets and sight glass window gaskets just to name a few.

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Gasket Strips are commonly used for indoor and outdoor applications to block unwanted moisture or chemicals. Monroe Seals offers a line of high quality gasket strips that are durable and will retain flexibility over extended usage.

The gasket strips come in many different materials and profile shapes. Shapes include P-Seals, D-Seals and E-Seals. Neoprene Sponge Strip Gaskets, EPDM Sponge Strip Gaskets, Silicone Sponge Strip Gaskets, and Rubber Strip Gaskets are some of the available materials which can be produced with or without pressure sensitive adhesive.

Custom profiles can also be used to produce Custom Strip Gaskets and Tape Gaskets.

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Flange Gaskets are made to fill the space between two joining sections of pipe in order to provide a seal or barrier.

Monroe Seals has been a manufacturer and distributor of standard, ring, and full face flange gaskets for over 40 years with excellent customer satisfaction. Give us a chance to do business with you!

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Gasket Strips are commonly used for indoor and outdoor applications to block unwanted moisture or chemicals.

OneMonroe Seals offers a line of high quality gasket strips that are durable and will retain flexibility over extended usage.

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Washers play an important role in many different industries as a noise and vibration reduction component. OneMonroe Seals has various materials and styles of washers to choose from. Our experts are happy to help you find exactly the right washer for your individual application needs.

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Using state of the art technology, OneMonroe Seals is able to manufacture frame gaskets to meet your specialized sealing applications. Since the most leak susceptible area in any gasket system is at the corners, OneMonroe offers a variety of corner sealing treatments in order to provide high quality, continuous gaskets for the ever increasing number of applications. Using P-Seals D-Seals E-seals or custom profiles, OneMonroe Seals can vulcanize the rubber extrusion at the corners to form a continuous frame gasket. Environmental Chamber Frame Gaskets, Blast Chamber Frame Gaskets and various Window Frame Gaskets are typical application examples.

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Is the process in which pressure sensitive adhesive backed material is partially, but not completely cut through. This method cuts through the actual gasket material and adhesive to the liner on the back.

By cutting the gasket in this method, the gasket retains its pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) backing and liner allowing for a “peel and stick” application.

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Utilizes a high-powered laser to cut out shapes on sheets on material. A computer-aided design (CAD) program moves the laser on a path to cut out the desired shape. This method is used for materials that are harder to cut using traditional die cutting methods.

The cut provided by the laser is cleaner and more precise, allowing for tighter tolerances on your finished gasket.

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Is the process of high pressure water being forced through a small nozzle producing an extremely clean and precise cut. An advantage of water jet cutting is that it allows parts to be tightly nested maximizing yields.

Water jet technology offers extremely accurate cuts of complex and intricate parts, efficient use of materials and less compression distortion.

Another benefit of water jet cutting is that it is an excellent method for producing prototype and test parts or short production runs. It is also a very clean process, with water as the only byproduct.

Gaskets are used in the agriculture, defense, energy & utility, and the government industries. For more information, including technical guides, please look at our seals guides. Updated: 05/20/21