Junma Custom Gasket

The first step in the process is to design the gasket according to the specifications provided by the customer. This may involve creating CAD drawings or using specialized software to create a digital model of the gasket.

Once the design is complete, the next step is to select the appropriate material for the gasket. The material may vary depending on the application and requirements of the gasket, such as temperature resistance, chemical compatibility, and sealing properties.

After the material is selected, it is cut into the desired shape using a variety of techniques. This can include traditional methods such as die cutting, which uses a hydraulic press to stamp out the gasket shape from the material. Alternatively, water jet cutting, laser cutting, or CNC machining may be used for more complex or precise shapes.

In some cases, the surfaces of the gasket may need to be prepared to ensure proper adhesion or sealing. This can involve cleaning, sanding, or applying adhesive backing to the gasket.

If the gasket requires multiple components or layers, they may be assembled at this stage. This can involve bonding layers together with adhesive, adding reinforcement materials, or attaching fasteners.

Once the gasket is complete, it undergoes thorough quality control checks to ensure it meets the required specifications. This can include visual inspections, dimensional measurements, and functional testing.

Finally, the finished gaskets are packaged and prepared for shipping to the customer. This may involve labeling, documentation, and ensuring the gaskets are protected during transportation.