McMaster-Carr

3,046 Products

Often found around doors, windows, and enclosures to prevent dust and water from entering or prevent heat from escaping.

Form a seal in the joint where two surfaces meet.

Includes weatherstripping for double doors, overhead doors, and dock doors as well as door drip guards and threshold ramps.

Protect broad surfaces, corners, and edges from damage caused by impact.

Pockets of air make foam lighter in weight than rubber. Use it for packing, insulating, sealing, and shock absorbing.

Rubber compresses and bounces back to shape. Use it for sealing, cushioning, and shock absorbing.

Thicker and more absorbent than fabric, use felt for insulating, polishing, cushioning, and gasketing.