Midland Industries
Midland Non-Asbestos Gasket
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Description
Midland Non-Asbestos Ring Gaskets
Midland Non-Asbestos Ring Gaskets are designed to provide dependable sealing between compatible mating flanges in commercial, industrial, municipal, HVAC, and plumbing piping systems.
Manufactured from durable non-asbestos gasket material, these ring-style gaskets help reduce leakage in bolted flange connections while eliminating traditional asbestos-based sealing materials. Available in nominal pipe sizes from 2" through 12", they are suitable for water, air, HVAC, plumbing, and other compatible general-service applications.
Product Highlights
- Midland non-asbestos ring gasket
- Durable non-asbestos gasket material
- Ring-style flange design
- Helps provide dependable sealing between mating flanges
- Designed to reduce leakage in bolted flange connections
- Suitable for commercial, industrial, municipal, HVAC, and plumbing systems
- Available in nominal sizes from 2" through 12"
- Designed for compatible general-service media
- Quick installation during flange assembly
- Sold individually
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Ring Flange Gasket |
|---|---|
| Brand | Midland |
| Gasket Material | Non-Asbestos |
| Gasket Style | Ring |
| Available Sizes | 2" Through 12" Nominal Pipe Sizes |
| Primary Function | Flanged Joint Sealing |
| Typical Applications | Water, Air, HVAC, Plumbing, and Compatible General-Service Piping |
| Package Quantity | Sold Individually |
Gasket Design
Ring-Style Profile
The gasket is designed to seal around the flange bore without extending through the flange bolt-hole area.
Non-Asbestos Material
Durable non-asbestos gasket material provides sealing performance without the use of traditional asbestos-based materials.
Flange Joint Sealing
The gasket is compressed between compatible mating flanges to help create a leak-resistant connection.
Construction Details
Midland ring gaskets are manufactured from non-asbestos gasket material intended for dependable sealing in compatible general-service piping applications.
The ring-style profile fits around the flange bore and is installed between bolted mating flanges to help prevent leakage at the joint.
These gaskets are suitable for use in a wide variety of commercial, industrial, municipal, HVAC, and plumbing systems where compatible flange sealing is required.
Why Choose a Ring Gasket?
Compact Sealing Area
- Fits around the flange bore
- Does not extend through bolt holes
- Simple positioning between mating flanges
- Suitable for compatible flange configurations
- Efficient sealing design
Simplified Installation
- Lightweight gasket profile
- Easy to position during flange assembly
- Available in multiple nominal sizes
- Sold individually for replacement or new installations
- Compatible with standard bolted flange assembly practices
Typical Applications
Building & Mechanical Systems
- HVAC piping
- Commercial plumbing
- Building water systems
- Mechanical room piping
- Air systems
Industrial & Municipal Systems
- Municipal piping
- Industrial utility systems
- General service piping
- Flanged valves and fittings
- Compatible water and air applications
Ring Gasket vs. Full Face Gasket
Ring Gasket
A ring gasket seals around the flange bore and does not extend through the flange bolt-hole area.
Full Face Gasket
A full face gasket extends across the complete flange face and includes openings for the flange bolts.

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 non-asbestos gasket material.
What does ring gasket mean?
A ring gasket is designed to seal around the flange bore without extending across the flange bolt-hole area.
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, and similar compatible general-service flange 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 does the gasket create a seal?
The gasket is compressed between mating flange faces as the flange bolts are tightened, helping create a leak-resistant joint.
How should the flange bolts be tightened?
Use the recommended cross-pattern tightening sequence and applicable torque specifications to help achieve uniform gasket compression.
What should I verify before ordering?
Confirm nominal pipe size, flange dimensions, gasket style, operating pressure, temperature, media compatibility, and applicable flange requirements before ordering.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- This listing is for Midland Non-Asbestos Ring Gaskets.
- Available nominal pipe sizes range from 2" through 12".
- Gaskets are sold individually.
- Confirm the required nominal flange size before ordering.
- Verify that a ring-style gasket is appropriate for the intended flange configuration.
- Confirm gasket compatibility with the intended media, system pressure, and operating temperature.
- Ensure flange faces are clean, smooth, and properly aligned before assembly.
- Center the gasket around the flange bore before tightening hardware.
- 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 flange connection for proper gasket seating before placing the system into service.
- Install according to applicable piping standards, project requirements, and manufacturer recommendations.