•Due to its elastomeric properties, rubber is a popular material for gasket production.
•Since they can undergo a high degree of deformation without permanent damage or loss of attributes, rubber gaskets can form very tight seals within a wide range of applications.
•Some types of rubber frequently used in gasket manufacturing include nitril, viton, EPDM and neoprene.
•Certain polymers, such as thermoplastic elastomer, thermoplastic rubber, and polyvinyl chloride, display qualities similar to those of rubber and are also common in gasket production.
