Joined gaskets & spliced seals.
Extruded profile cut to length and vulcanised-joined at the corners into endless gaskets, frames and rings — the economical way to seal large enclosures, panels and housings.
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When a moulded seal isn't practical.
For large or unusual perimeters, moulding one piece needs costly tooling. Instead we cut extruded profile to length and join the ends — hot-vulcanised or spliced — into a continuous closed gasket, ideal for low-to-medium volumes and big frames.
Frames & rings
Rectangular enclosure frames, round rings and custom shapes from one profile.
Profiles
Solid, hollow, sponge or self-adhesive sections joined to size.
Corners
Vulcanised joints keep the seal continuous around corners.
Built for the environment.
EPDM
The default for outdoor enclosures — weather, ozone and UV.
Silicone (VMQ)
Wide temperature range and clean-service grades on request.
NBR (Nitrile)
Oil and fuel contact.
Neoprene / sponge
All-round sealing and low-force foam compression.
Common questions.
What is a joined or spliced gasket?
An extruded rubber profile cut to length and joined end-to-end — by hot vulcanising or splicing — to form one continuous, closed gasket or frame.
When would I choose joined over moulded?
For large or unusual perimeters and lower volumes, joining extruded profile avoids the cost of a large mould while still giving a continuous seal.
Which material suits an outdoor enclosure?
EPDM for weather, ozone and UV; silicone where the temperature range is wider.
