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Stainless Steel

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For Use Outdoors

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Less than 100° F

100° F to 249° F

250° F to 499° F

500° F to 999° F

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5/64" to 13/64"

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-250° F or less

-249° F to -100° F

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-49° F to 0° F

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6 psi to 9.9 psi

10 psi to 14.9 psi

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3,115 Products

Sealing

Edge Seals

Block dust, water, and wind from entering the gaps around doors and windows

Rope Seals

Insulate the edges of oven, furnace, and boiler doors to keep heat in

Sealants

Fill and seal gaps in metal, plastic, wood, and other materials

Building and Machinery Hardware

Weatherstripping

Weatherstripping

Seal gaps around doors, windows, and frames

Door Drip Guards

Door Drip Guards

Divert rain and snow away from door openings

Edge Trim

Install on panels, boards, signs, and mirrors to protect edges from impact

Panel Connecting Trim

Panel Connecting Trim

Connect two panels while protecting the edges from damage

Raw Materials

Foam

Pockets of air make it lighter in weight than rubber; good for packing, insulating, and sealing

Rubber

Compresses and bounces back to shape; often used for sealing, cushioning, and shock absorbing

Felt

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

Fastening and Joining

Adhesives

Bond surfaces together

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