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Marian die-cuts custom gaskets and seals using a range of cutting techniques such as rotary die cutting, flatbed die cutting, and laser/waterjet/plotter cutting. The specific manufacturing technique is chosen based on the application, material, and volume. Marian meets and often exceeds dimensional tolerances, even with complex geometries or very small gasket and seal sizes. The finished product is a custom gasket or seal solution specific to your application.

Die-Cut Custom Gasket Features

Contact Marian today for information on our precision cut custom gaskets and seals.

Die cut custom gaskets and seals

Die-Cut Gasket Examples

Camera Lens Gasket

Custom camera lens gasket made from Poron foam

This gasket was die-cut, kiss cut to a roll using Rogers PORON® foam, and laminated on one side with double-coated tape. The PORON® foam offers sealing from water and dust, as well as cushioning from potential impact.

ID/OD Foam Washers

ID OD foam washer

These ID/OD foam washers are manufactured in extremely high volumes. They are made with EPDM foam, and used often for noise reduction, vibration damping, and moisture sealing.

Light Shielding Gaskets

Light shielding custom gasket

These gaskets offer light blocking and cushioning properties for electronic faceplate displays with an intricate design of buttons and switches. Rogers Poron® foam material was chosen due to its soft and slow rebound properties.

Gaskets and Seals Prevent Leaks

The purpose of a gasket is to fill the space between two mating surfaces, generally preventing leakage while the material is under compression. Many products and applications require sealing from different elements: air, water, dust, fluid gas, electromagnetic interference, radio frequencies, and light. In addition to preventing leaks and sealing, gaskets can also serve other functions like cushioning, vibration, and noise reduction (washers).

die cut custom gaskets and seals

Types of Custom Gaskets

Types of Gasket Material

Gasket Material Considerations

  • Closure force/compression force
  • Exposure to certain elements: temperature, weather (outdoors), chemicals, UV
  • Product longevity
  • Considerations with Specifications/Ratings: IP, NEMA, UL

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