Draw it. Proof it. Cut it.
Build a precision gasket in our simple browser tool or send the drawing you already have. We check the geometry, email a production proof, and laser-cut it to order.
A straight path to a real part
You do not need expensive software or a perfect drawing. Start with the information you have; the final file is reviewed before production.
Open the gasket designer →Choose an outside shape, set exact dimensions, and add holes or slots. If you already have a drawing, attach it for conversion.
Compare the six available material families by fluid, temperature, weather exposure, sealing load, and common equipment use.
We email the exact submitted geometry, size, thickness, material, and quantity. Nothing enters production until the current proof is approved and paid.
We prepare the approved design, cut the gasket, inspect the finished part, and send tracking when it ships.
Material choices
Start with what the gasket must seal and where it will operate. Add the equipment manufacturer, model, year, and component in the designer so we have useful context for your order.
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Firm compressed sheet with good sealability and load retention for many general-service joints.
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Soft, lightweight, and highly compressible, so it conforms well under a light clamping load.
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Combines cork compressibility with rubber recovery and better resistance to vibration.
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Durable rubber with good resistance to many petroleum oils, fuels, greases, and hydrocarbons.
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Flexible rubber known for water, steam, weather, ozone, and outdoor-aging resistance.
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Soft, flexible sealing sheet with strong heat, cold, weather, ozone, and compression-set performance.
Not sure which one fits? Tell us the equipment and service details in the designer, or email Sales before ordering.
Built around our production limits
Online designs are limited to 29.00 × 15.25 inches in either orientation, with production margin already included.
Material suitability, pressure, temperature, chemical compatibility, bolt torque, and code compliance remain the buyer’s engineering responsibility.
Free measuring help
Print a calibrated tracing page, photograph an old gasket square to the camera, or calculate an evenly spaced bolt circle before opening the designer.
Step-by-step
Preserve damaged geometry, choose the strongest capture method, and verify scale.
Read the guide ->Free printable
Reference rulers, circles, and a project checklist in US Letter and A4 formats.
Open the PDF ->Free calculator
Calculate hole centers, neighboring-hole spacing, and outside pattern diameter.
Use the calculator ->Popular gasket projects
Each guide explains the dimensions and application details that make a custom gasket easier to price, proof, and produce accurately.
Old or discontinued part
Copy an unavailable gasket from the old part, mating surface, scan, photo, or service drawing.
Replacement gasket guide ->NBR, EPDM, or silicone
Compare the three rubber families by common fluid, weather, temperature, and equipment considerations.
Rubber gasket guide ->Round and bolted joints
Document outside diameter, inside opening, bolt-circle diameter, hole count, and hole size.
Flange gasket guide ->Editable starting points
Open a flange, rounded cover, or carburetor-style layout and replace every dimension with your own.
Browse editable templates ->Common questions
Yes. Upload a scan or clear overhead photo with a ruler, caliper reading, or one known dimension. We will treat it as a conversion request and send a scaled proof before production.
SVG, DXF, PDF, AI, EPS, PNG, and JPG files up to 1.5 MB. SVG, DXF, PNG, and JPG can appear as a scaled template in the designer. PDF, AI, and EPS files are accepted for conversion and proof review.
Yes. A gasket that fits the online size limits and uses a listed material and thickness can use secure card checkout. Uploaded drawings remain safely held for conversion and proof approval before production.
We can explain the stock we carry, but the buyer must approve compatibility with the fluid, pressure, temperature, flange, and regulatory requirements of the application.
Order and proof records are retained for service, repeat orders, production traceability, accounting, and dispute handling. See the privacy policy for details.
Use the upload option and request a reviewed quote. Complex contours, oversized parts, tiny webs, and materials outside the online list need a manual production decision.
Have dimensions?
Start with a shape or drop in the drawing on your desk.