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JSealy00 10-09-2003 09:11 PM

Gasket Questions
 
Sorry if these questions seem minute or obvious, I just want to make sure....

I'm designing a waterblock, but I have a few questions on the gasket.

What size gaskets are common? Also, where is a good place to get gaskets?

When milling the top half and bottom half, are each of the pieces milled out with half a circle?

Many thanks.

MMZ_TimeLord 10-10-2003 09:25 AM

If you mean gasket material, I usually use some kind of silicone sealant. If you mean "O-Ring" then I believe that the common channel for that is square and you only mill it in one half of the block... there is a formula for figuring all that out somewhere on the forum, I forget where.

If someone else has that handy, post it please. :rolleyes:

winewood 10-10-2003 10:38 AM

There are some premade gaskets out there. You could find one close to your needs and design around it. Or better yet, use an O-ring as timelord suggested. I have seen some rubber mats for sale, however they are like 3 bucks a small 6X6 sheet. Not very practical.

nOv1c3 10-10-2003 02:39 PM

You can get deferent types of gasket material at any good auto store ..Thats the rout i would go ...so much easier than milling out a channel for a O ring and as long as your mating surfaces are flat should seal up just as good if not beter :)

siavash_s_s 10-12-2003 10:19 PM

be traditional and use a leather gasket -- its the best!


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