Free shop resources

Turn the gasket you have
into dimensions we can use.

These guides help you record geometry accurately. They do not determine whether a material or design is safe for a particular machine.

Start with a clean overhead scan or photo, at least one verified measurement, and the equipment details. We send a scaled proof before production.

Old or unavailable part

Copy an old gasket

A practical workflow for preserving the outline, holes, scale, and equipment context.

Read the guide ->

Obsolete equipment

Replacement gaskets

Move from an old part or mating surface to a measured, proofed custom design.

Replacement guide ->

Free printable

Gasket tracing kit

US Letter and A4 calibration pages with reference rulers, circles, and a project checklist.

Open the PDF ->

Camera or scanner

Photo and scan guide

Reduce perspective distortion and give us a reliable known dimension.

Prepare the image ->

Free calculator

Bolt-circle coordinates

Calculate evenly spaced hole centers from a bolt-circle diameter, count, and start angle.

Use the calculator ->

Round and bolted joints

Flange gaskets

Record OD, ID, bolt-circle diameter, hole count, hole diameter, material, and service conditions.

Flange guide ->

NBR, EPDM, or silicone

Rubber gaskets

Compare three rubber families by broad fluid, weather, temperature, and equipment considerations.

Rubber guide ->

Vehicle projects

Automotive gaskets

What to capture for covers, housings, pumps, carburetors, and restoration work.

Automotive guide ->

Working machinery

Heavy-equipment gaskets

Document an obsolete gasket without guessing from a machine name alone.

Equipment guide ->

Small passages matter

Carburetor gaskets

Capture bores, mounting holes, passages, orientation, and scale for proof review.

Carburetor guide ->

Editable starting points

Gasket templates

Open a common flange or cover layout in the designer, then change every dimension to match your part.

Browse templates ->

Customer projects

Share your result

Send an honest review and project photo for possible inclusion in the customer gallery.

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Important: A clear drawing helps reproduce geometry; it does not validate material compatibility, pressure, temperature, bolt load, flange condition, emissions compliance, or safe operation. Those decisions remain with the buyer or qualified equipment professional.