$10.53
Sealing the joint between two mating surfaces, this gasket keeps fluid, pressure, or air from escaping where two components bolt together, conforming to both faces as the joint is torqued down. Gaskets are single-service wear items; once compressed and heat-cycled they take a set, and a reused or aged gasket weeps at the seam, so a fresh one restores the seal.
Sealing the joint between two mating surfaces, a gasket keeps fluid, pressure, or air from escaping where two components bolt together, conforming to both faces as the joint is torqued down. Gaskets are single-service wear items; once compressed and heat-cycled they take a set, and a reused or aged gasket weeps at the seam.
Match the gasket by its shape, its bolt-hole pattern, and its thickness and material, since the outline and hole spacing have to register with the joint and the material has to suit what the joint contains. Those details separate one gasket from another that looks the same.
