Rubber gaskets are built to compress under pressure, forming a tight seal between two surfaces to prevent leaks, keep out dust, or maintain airtight or watertight connections. They’re commonly used across a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and manufacturing, because they provide a reliable barrier against fluids, gases, and other unwanted elements. Whether it’s a small engine component or a large industrial system, a properly fitted rubber gasket ensures dependable performance and reduces the risk of failure or damage.
We supply and manufacture all kinds of rubber gaskets and seals for customers across the UK and overseas. Our product range includes standard and custom sizes made from a variety of rubber materials, tailored to suit different pressure, temperature, and chemical resistance requirements. Thanks to our unique pricing system, where we remove the cost of the centre material during production, you benefit from significant cost savings. This centring-out approach means you only pay for the rubber you actually need, making our rubber gaskets not just reliable but also more economical.

Well known across the sealing industry, our team brings together over 100 years of hands-on experience in delivering reliable sealing solutions. If you need rubber gaskets outside the standard range, we’ll work closely with you to develop a custom seal that fits your specific needs. This includes advising on the most suitable polymer, the design of the gasket, and the best production method to use.
With over 15,000 cutting formes in stock and two advanced CAD/CAM oscillating knife cutting tables, we’re fully equipped to provide fast turnaround times and dependable delivery.
The quality of rubber gaskets can vary greatly depending on the grade of material used. That’s why we only source rubber from trusted, high-quality suppliers. This ensures every gasket we produce meets a consistent, reliable standard.
Below, we break down the range of polymers we offer and explain their typical uses. Different rubber types offer different levels of chemical resistance and perform differently under heat, so choosing the right one matters.
Types of Rubber Gaskets
Click on the links below to download a data sheet on the different grades.
EPDM & Butyl
WRAS Approved EPDM
White Food Quality EPDM Gaskets
EPDM (Commercial)
Butyl Gaskets
Hypalon & Natural
White Food Quality Natural
Tan Para/Natural Rubber
Natural Rubber/SBR Gaskets
Natural Rubber/SBR c/w Insertion Gaskets
Natural Rubber BS1154
CSM/Hypalon™ Gaskets
Acrylonitrile Butadiene/Nitrile
Semperit P559 Nitrile
Nitrile Gaskets
FDA White Nitrile
FDA Blue Metal Detectable Nitrile
BS2751 Nitrile Gaskets
Blue Food Quality Nitrile Gaskets
Polychloroprene/Neoprene
White Food Quality Neoprene Gaskets
Flame Retardant Neoprene – NCB158
Chloroprene /Neoprene Gaskets
BS2752 Neoprene Gaskets
Silicone
Platinum Cured Silicone Gaskets
Blue Metal Detectable Silicone
60° Sh A Silicone
40° Sh A Silicone Seals
Viton and FKM
Viton A™ Gaskets
Nomex Re-inforced FKM Gaskets
FKM Gaskets
Beige/Blue FKM
As with all types of rubber, it is recommended that the polymer type is tested for suitability as grades do vary.
We are happy to advise on any application, but final responsibility lies with the customer.
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