Value Collection 31945249 Aramid Gasket Sheet 30x60 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 31945249 is an aramid fiber gasket sheet rated for demanding industrial and mechanical sealing applications. Cut to 30 inches wide by 60 inches long and just 1/32 inch thick, this full-size sheet gives technicians the flexibility to fabricate custom gaskets to exact dimensions. The material handles a maximum working pressure of 1450 psi and a maximum temperature of 750 degrees F, making it suitable for high-heat, high-pressure fluid and gas sealing where softer materials would fail. The green color aids visual identification during layout and cutting.

This gasket sheet is commonly used in industrial maintenance, HVAC mechanical rooms, plumbing, and process piping environments where custom-cut gaskets are required. Machinists, pipefitters, plumbers, and maintenance technicians typically cut aramid sheet stock to fit flanged joints, pump housings, valve bodies, compressor covers, and similar connection points that see elevated temperature or pressure. The large sheet format reduces scrap and allows multiple gaskets to be fabricated from a single piece.

Key Features

• Aramid fiber construction rated to 750 degrees F maximum temperature
• Maximum working pressure of 1450 psi for high-pressure sealing applications
• Full-sheet format at 30 x 60 inches allows custom gasket fabrication with minimal waste
• 1/32 inch thickness fits standard compressed gasket joint tolerances
• Green color aids layout marking and visual differentiation from other sheet materials

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aramid gasket sheet for use wherever a fabricated flat gasket rated to 750 degrees F and 1450 psi is required, including flanged pipe joints, pump covers, and valve housings across a range of industrial and mechanical applications.

Installation Notes

Gasket sheet fabrication and installation is typically performed by pipefitters, plumbers, or licensed mechanical technicians. Before replacing any gasket, shut down the system, depressurize fully, and allow all components to reach a safe handling temperature. Use a sharp blade, die cutter, or gasket punch to cut the sheet cleanly to the required profile; a ragged edge reduces sealing effectiveness. Torque all fasteners according to the equipment manufacturer specifications for the specific joint being sealed.