How to Fit the Fermod 67 Gasket: A Step-by-Step Guide
In our previous post, we discussed the importance of gaskets in maintaining the integrity of coldroom doors. Today, we're going to focus on the Fermod 67 gasket, a popular and easy-to-install option for hinged coldroom doors.
Why Choose the Fermod 67 Gasket?
We stock the Fermod 67 gasket in long rolls, which we cut down to varying lengths, making it the perfect solution for re-gasketing a single door. This gasket is designed to be easy to retrofit, and its black EDPM material is suitable for temperatures as low as -45°C.
Fitting the Fermod 67 Gasket
To fit the Fermod 67 gasket, follow these simple steps:
- Remove the old gasket from the door.
- Fix the new gasket to the edges of the door using the pre-drilled retaining strip.
- For the corners, cut away 40mm of the inner section, leaving the middle intact. This will allow the gasket to fit snugly into the rebate.
- Cut the top piece of the gasket square and slot it into the rebate. Use the ends of the retaining strip to secure it in place.
- Repeat the process at the bottom of the door if you're using a four-sided gasket.
Important Considerations
Before fitting the Fermod 67 gasket, please note the following:
- The gasket is 40mm wide and 19mm deep, so ensure you check the depth of your old gasket to avoid any issues.
- You may need to adjust your hinges to accommodate the new gasket, which can sometimes be unavoidable.
View the Fermod 67 Gasket
To learn more about the Fermod 67 gasket and purchase it for your coldroom door, please click on the following link: Fermod 67 Gasket.
By following these simple steps, you can ensure a tight seal and maintain the integrity of your coldroom door. If you have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to contact us.