A door that does not close tightly can allow air, moisture, dust, or noise to pass through. In industrial environments, door gaskets are therefore used to fill the gap between the door and the surface against which it closes. The gasket is compressed when the door is closed and must be able to return to its original shape when the door is opened again.
Cabseal manufactures door gaskets for, among other things, cabinets, enclosures, machines, and technical installations, where sealing requirements can vary.
Cellular rubber and Poron®Compressible materials for door gaskets
Door gaskets can be manufactured from various types of cellular rubber as well as Poron®. Cellular rubber is a soft, compressible material that can adapt to minor variations between sealing surfaces. Poron® is used when there are high demands on the material’s ability to recover after repeated compression.
For other applications that use the same type of compressible materials, you can also check out our cellular rubber seals and cellular rubber gaskets.
Materials we use to manufacture door gaskets
Doors, hatches and enclosuresDoor gaskets customized to the design
The design of the door affects the gasket’s dimensions, thickness, and material. We can help you develop door gaskets based on drawings, measurements, or an existing sample. If you have a door, hatch, or enclosure that needs to be sealed, please feel free to contact us at Cabseal!