How Do I Know How Much Gasket Compression is Too Much?
Excessive gasket compression is evident if your gasket material splits or tears. Read more ways to see if you have too much gasket compression today!
Excessive gasket compression is evident if your gasket material splits or tears. Read more ways to see if you have too much gasket compression today!
First, figure out the gasket material’s temperature rating and range. Second, learn more about high temperature gaskets today!
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The purpose of air aging is to observe both the weight change and the change in thickness of a finished material. Read how it works with gasket material!
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Solid core gasket materials are adhesively bonded while perforated core gasket materials are mechanically bonded. Read more!
Your first instinct when a gasket is blown should not be to immediately try a different gasket. Understand why you have failing gaskets here!
Some gaskets are nearly identical on both sides, but often there is a slight alignment issue either for the bolt holes or ports. Read to learn more!
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