EPDM Rubber Ring Face Gaskets

Industrial Experts supplies EPDM Rubber Ring Face Gaskets for applications requiring durable bore sealing. EPDM is one of the most versatile materials in our rubber gaskets range. Unlike full face gaskets, ring gaskets seal only around the pipe bore, making them easier to install and cost-effective for many applications. EPDM rubber offers long service life, weather resistance, and compatibility with water, steam, and many chemicals, making these gaskets a versatile choice for Australian industries.

Why Choose EPDM Rubber Ring Face Gaskets?

• Excellent resistance to ozone, weather & UV
• Flexible & easy to install
• Long-lasting sealing in water, air & chemical service
• Wide range of sizes & flange standards
• Cost-effective solution for bore sealing

Available Sizes & Standards

We manufacture EPDM Rubber ring face gaskets to suit all common Australian and international standards:

– Flange Sizes: 15 mm to 2400 mm
– Thickness Range: 1mm to 25 mm
– Standards & Classes:
– ANSI: 150, 300, 600, 900
– PN: 2.5, 6, 10, 16, 25, 40
– AS2129, AS4087, JIS standards
– Table D, E, F, H

Custom EPDM Insertion Ring Face Gaskets

We understand that many applications require non-standard sizes. That’s why we provide custom-cut EPDM insertion ring face gaskets using CNC oscillating knife technology and die cutting. From one-off pieces to bulk production runs, we can supply precision-made gaskets quickly and accurately.

Applications

– Pipelines and fittings in water treatment
– HVAC ducting systems
– Outdoor piping subject to UV/weather exposure
– Pumps, tanks & valve connections
– Chemical & utility service pipelines

FAQ

Q1: What is the main difference between ring face and full face gaskets?
Ring face gaskets seal around the bore only, while full face gaskets cover the entire flange face including bolt holes.

Q2: Can EPDM ring gaskets be used outdoors?
Yes — EPDM is one of the best rubbers for outdoor service due to its resistance to ozone, UV, and weathering.

Q3: What pressure classes are supported?
We cut gaskets for ANSI, PN, AS, and JIS flange classes, from low to moderate pressure service.

Q4: Can EPDM gaskets handle oils?
No — EPDM is not recommended for petroleum-based fluids.