Midland Industries
Midland Full Face Red Rubber Gaskets
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Description
Midland Full Face Red Rubber Gaskets
Midland Full Face Red Rubber Gaskets are designed to provide dependable sealing between compatible mating flanges in low-pressure piping systems.
Manufactured from flexible red rubber, these gaskets feature a full-face design with pre-cut bolt holes for straightforward alignment and installation. Available in nominal pipe sizes from 2" through 12", they are suitable for water, air, HVAC, plumbing, irrigation, and other compatible general-service piping applications.
Product Highlights
- Midland full face flange gasket
- Durable red rubber construction
- Full-face design
- Pre-cut bolt holes for flange alignment
- Provides dependable flange sealing
- Designed for low-pressure piping applications
- Suitable for water, air, HVAC, plumbing, irrigation, and compatible general service
- Available in nominal sizes from 2" through 12"
- Suitable for commercial, industrial, municipal, and mechanical piping systems
- Sold individually
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Full Face Flange Gasket |
|---|---|
| Brand | Midland |
| Material | Red Rubber |
| Gasket Style | Full Face |
| Bolt Holes | Pre-Cut |
| Available Sizes | 2" Through 12" Nominal Pipe Sizes |
| Primary Function | Flanged Joint Sealing |
| Typical Pressure Service | Low Pressure |
| Typical Applications | Water, Air, HVAC, Plumbing, Irrigation, and Compatible General Service |
| Package Quantity | Sold Individually |
Gasket Design
Full-Face Coverage
The gasket extends across the complete flange face to provide broad sealing coverage between compatible mating flanges.
Pre-Cut Bolt Holes
Factory-cut bolt holes help align the gasket with the flange pattern during assembly.
Flexible Rubber Construction
The red rubber material conforms to compatible flange surfaces to help create a dependable seal.
Construction Details
Midland full face gaskets are manufactured from flexible red rubber designed to conform to flange surfaces and provide sealing performance in compatible low-pressure systems.
The full-face configuration covers the complete mating surface and incorporates pre-cut bolt holes to simplify alignment during flange assembly.
These gaskets are intended for use with bolted flange connections in commercial, industrial, municipal, HVAC, plumbing, irrigation, and general mechanical piping systems.
Why Choose a Full Face Gasket?
Complete Flange Coverage
- Covers the full flange face
- Includes bolt-hole openings
- Supports straightforward positioning
- Helps maintain alignment during assembly
- Suitable for compatible full-face flange applications
Simple Installation
- Pre-cut bolt pattern
- Flexible gasket material
- No separate gasket trimming required
- Designed for standard bolted flange assembly
- Sold individually for replacement or new installations
Typical Applications
Water & Building Systems
- Water distribution piping
- HVAC systems
- Commercial plumbing
- Mechanical room piping
- Irrigation systems
Industrial & Municipal Systems
- Municipal piping
- Industrial utility systems
- General service piping
- Flanged valves and fittings
- Compatible low-pressure systems
Full Face vs. Ring Gasket
Full Face Gasket
A full face gasket extends across the entire flange face and includes holes for the flange bolts.
Ring Gasket
A ring gasket generally seals only around the flange bore and does not extend through the flange bolt-hole area.
Our valve, fitting, and industrial product specialists can help review your valve size, FIP connection requirements, pressure rating, handle configuration, media compatibility, and application before you order.
Email the GetPipe.com Team Visit Quick SupportFrequently Asked Questions
What material are these gaskets made from?
The supplied product information identifies durable red rubber construction.
What does full face mean?
A full face gasket covers the entire mating flange face and includes openings for the flange bolts.
Are the bolt holes already cut?
Yes. The supplied product information identifies pre-cut bolt holes for easier alignment and installation.
What sizes are available?
The supplied product information identifies nominal pipe sizes from 2" through 12".
Are these gaskets sold individually?
Yes. The supplied product information states that the gaskets are sold individually.
What applications are these gaskets intended for?
The supplied product information identifies water, air, HVAC, plumbing, irrigation, and similar general-service flange applications.
Are these intended for high-pressure service?
The supplied product information specifically describes these gaskets for low-pressure piping applications.
Can these be used with flanged valves and fittings?
Yes. They are designed for compatible bolted flange connections involving valves, fittings, and piping components.
How should the flange bolts be tightened?
Use the recommended cross-pattern tightening sequence and appropriate torque specifications to help achieve even gasket compression.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm nominal pipe size, flange dimensions, bolt-hole pattern, gasket material compatibility, pressure requirements, operating temperature, and intended media before ordering.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- This listing is for Midland Full Face Red Rubber Gaskets.
- Available nominal pipe sizes range from 2" through 12".
- Gaskets are sold individually.
- Confirm the required nominal flange size before ordering.
- Verify flange dimensions and bolt-hole pattern compatibility.
- Confirm red rubber compatibility with the intended media and operating temperature.
- These gaskets are described for low-pressure service.
- Ensure flange faces are clean, smooth, and properly aligned before assembly.
- Center the gasket between mating flange faces before inserting and tightening bolts.
- Use an appropriate cross-pattern tightening sequence to distribute gasket compression evenly.
- Follow applicable flange and gasket torque requirements.
- Do not over-compress the gasket.
- Do not use flange bolts to pull severely misaligned piping into position.
- Inspect the completed connection for proper gasket seating before placing the system into service.
- Install according to applicable piping standards, project requirements, and manufacturer recommendations.
