All-source 020507 Gasket Material Assortment Kit

Product Description

The ALL-SOURCE 020507 is a three-piece gasket material assortment kit used for cutting custom gaskets on the job. Each kit contains one sheet of rubber, one sheet of heat-resistant material, and one sheet of cork, all sized at 6 inches x 6 inches. The rubber and heat-resistant sheets are 1/32 inch thick; the cork sheet is 1/16 inch thick. All three materials cut cleanly with ordinary scissors, a utility knife, or a razor blade. Plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance professionals keep this assortment on hand for fabricating replacement gaskets when pre-cut stock is not available.

This kit suits a range of light-duty gasket applications in residential and light commercial settings. The rubber sheet handles standard sealing needs on pipe flanges, access panels, and mechanical joints. The heat-resistant sheet is suited for areas near exhaust, flue, or heat-generating components. The cork sheet is commonly used on fuel system covers, valve bodies, and low-pressure mechanical connections. Because all sheets are the same footprint, patterns can be traced and cut to match nearly any small gasket profile without special tools.

Key Features

• Three-material assortment in one bag: rubber, heat-resistant sheet, and cork
• Each sheet measures 6 inches x 6 inches for consistent sizing across materials
• Rubber and heat-resistant sheets are 1/32 inch thick; cork sheet is 1/16 inch thick
• Cuts with scissors, utility knife, or razor blade - no special cutting tools required
• Compact and lightweight at 0.313 pounds, suitable for a service kit or truck stock

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose gasket fabrication assortment for residential and light commercial plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical maintenance applications where custom-cut gaskets are needed.

Installation Notes

A licensed plumber, HVAC technician, or qualified maintenance technician should assess the service conditions before selecting which sheet material to use for a given gasket. Shut off fluid supply and relieve system pressure before removing any existing gasket or opening a joint. Trace the original gasket or mating flange onto the selected sheet and cut carefully to maintain a flat, even sealing surface. Verify the finished gasket seats flush before returning the system to service.