The Buna-N foam rubber bulb on these seals resists oil, grease, salts, water, steam, and most detergents. The bulb is hollow for compressibility and the foam has closed-cell construction, which resists absorption. Push seals onto a door’s edge to stop wind, dust, and water from entering. The gripping edges have fingers for a strong hold.

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FDA compliant and made of silicone rubber, these seals are safe for direct contact with food and in temperatures up to 350° F. They also stand up to water and salts. They’re firmer and more durable than silicone foam rubber.

Push these T-seals into grooves and channels to block out moisture, dust, and debris. They’re made of EPDM rubber, so they resist water, sunlight, and ozone.

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Use these H-seals to lock out moisture, dust, and debris around windows and panels. Made of EPDM rubber, they resist water, sunlight, and ozone.

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These silicone foam rubber seals are hollow for better compressibility than solid seals. They resist heat, water, and salts. They’re softer and more flexible than silicone rubber seals and will effortlessly conform to uneven surfaces. These seals have a flange that can be positioned along a door’s edge to cover gaps and block dust, noise, and vibration. The foam has closed-cell construction, which resists absorption.

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Firmer and more durable than EPDM foam rubber seals, these seals are made of EPDM rubber. They resist water, sunlight, ozone, and salts. They have hollow construction for compressibility and a flange that can be positioned along a door’s edge to cover gaps and block dust, noise, and vibration.

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Made of FDA-listed material for use with food and beverage, these PTFE seals are lubricated with mineral oil. Use them in pumps for applications involving acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Aramid and PTFE fibers are blended for seals that resist chemicals and abrasion. Use these seals in pumps for applications involving acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

These lubricated PTFE fiber seals stand up to acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Use them in pumps and valves. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Built for high-speed pump and valve applications, these super-tough seals are made of expanded-graphite yarn with carbon-yarn corners. Use them with acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

The graphite filler in these expanded PTFE seals dissipates heat away from the shaft, so your pump runs cool at high speeds. Use these seals in applications involving acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

GFO seals, also known as 100% GFO, are made entirely of Gore materials.

These seals are made of PTFE fiber without a lubricant, so they’re harder than other chemical-resistant packing seals to handle high-pressure valve applications. Use them with acids, alkalies, brines, and solvents. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Offering excellent flexibility for steam applications in pumps and valves, these seals are made of expanded graphite yarn. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Use these graphite-impregnated graphite seals for steam applications in pumps and valves. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

The Inconel-wire reinforcement in these expanded-graphite yarn seals ensures they keep their shape longer than the High-Flexibility Steam-Resistant Packing Seals. Use them for steam applications in valves. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Made of graphite-impregnated carbon, these steam-resistant seals dissipate heat from the shaft to protect pumps and valves when operating at high speeds. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Our most compressible packing seals, these require less pressure than any other to make an effective seal. They’re made of lubricated PTFE-impregnated aramid fiber and are for use in pumps. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Made of PTFE-impregnated synthetic fiber, these seals are for use in pumps. They're lubricated to prevent overheating. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Synthetic yarn that’s comparable in strength to aramid is combined with graphite for soft seals that dissipate heat away from the shaft to extend the life of pumps. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

The most abrasion resistant of all our packing seals, these are made of PTFE-impregnated aramid fiber that has been saturated in a lubricant. They are for use in pumps. Cut these seals to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Since they require lighter packing pressure than standard oil- and water-resistant packing seals, these seals cause less friction and reduce shaft wear. They are for use in pumps and valves. Cut them to size with a knife; then pack them into place.

Aramid fiber seals resist wear and abrasion better than acrylic fiber seals, so they last longer.

Install between layers of packing seals to ensure lubricants are distributed evenly. Also known as lantern rings, these lubricating rings are made of PTFE. They can be cut with a knife.

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Seal T-slots, rail ends, and gaps between rails to keep out dust, debris, and other contaminants.

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