Rubber Gasket Materials.
Ten standard rubber compounds, from Buna-N and EPDM to Viton and silicone, die-cut into custom gaskets matched to your fluids, temperature range, and regulatory requirements.
- Ten standard rubber gasket materials, from Buna-N and EPDM to Viton and silicone
- Custom rubber gaskets die-cut to your drawing, any volume from prototype to production
- Compounds matched to your fluids, temperature range, and regulatory requirements
- ISO 9001 certified, manufacturing in Fontana, CA since 1971
- Materials
- 10 compounds
- Tooling
- In-house dies
- Certified
- ISO 9001
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What rubber gasket materials do.
Rubber gasket materials are elastomer compounds engineered to seal against fluids, gases, weather, and vibration, with each compound tuned for a specific combination of chemical exposure, temperature range, and regulatory requirement. Cannon Gasket stocks ten standard rubber compounds, including Buna-N (Nitrile), EPDM, FDA and medical grade, fluorosilicone, neoprene, polyisoprene, polyurethane, SBR, silicone, and Viton, plus Santoprene, military-spec grades, and custom blends on request. The right material is the one matched to what your gasket actually contacts in service, and the descriptions below outline where each compound performs best. To learn what a rubber gasket is and how the common types are used, see our guides on understanding rubber gaskets and rubber gasket types and use cases.
Choosing a compound is only half the job. Cannon Gasket converts each material into custom rubber gaskets die-cut to your drawing, holding tight tolerances with precision stamping, kiss cutting, and an in-house die department for rapid turnaround. We add pressure-sensitive adhesive lamination, pad-printed part marking, and bagged-and-tagged packaging, then support production with blanket orders and managed inventory programs. From a single prototype to long production runs, no job is too large or too small, and every order ships from an ISO 9001 certified shop that has been cutting gaskets in Fontana, California since 1971.
Rubber gasket materials we die-cut.
Ten standard rubber compounds, each tuned for specific fluids, temperatures, and regulatory requirements, with custom blends available on request.