Gaskets & O-Rings price list
Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
Gaskets, O-rings, mounting rings, and seals may be small, but they often perform the most important job in a plumbing or mechanical connection: helping prevent unwanted leaks. The right part can act like a quiet barrier between two surfaces, keeping water, air, grease, or other fluids where they belong.
This selection includes plumbing-style bulkhead gaskets, neoprene mounting rings, adhesive gaskets, irrigation sleeves, pump gaskets, grease seals, and related replacement components. Because each item has a specific shape, opening, flange size, or application, choosing by appearance alone can be risky. A gasket that looks close may still fail to fit correctly.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review listed products and prices from different sellers. It is not a store, so you should check the individual listing for the latest information before making a purchase.
A gasket works much like a cushion placed between two joining surfaces. When the connection is tightened, the gasket fills small gaps and supports a more secure seal. O-rings perform a similar role in many applications, using a rounded ring shape to sit inside a groove or between fitted components.
Although the products in this category vary widely, the basic goal remains similar: create a dependable barrier at a connection point. That could mean a bulkhead fitting, a water pump, a drainable irrigation system, a grease-filled assembly, or another piece of equipment.
Material also matters. The reference selection includes neoprene rubber, latex, PTFE, and other named materials or components. Each material may suit different equipment and conditions, so matching the replacement part to the original specification is an important first step.
The Lifegard Aquatics Bulkhead Gasket listings are among the simplest products in the selection. One is listed for a 3/4-inch application at $1.25, while another is listed for a 1-inch application at $1.43. Both are supplied as one each and are associated with the Lifegard Aquatics brand.
These products may appeal when you need a basic replacement gasket for a bulkhead-style connection. The size difference is significant, even though the two products look similar in name. A 3/4-inch gasket should not be treated as interchangeable with a 1-inch gasket without confirming the requirements of the fitting.
Start with the size of the fitting or the gasket being replaced. If the old part is available, compare its opening and overall form with the product description. Also consider whether the gasket sits inside the tank, outside the wall, or between another pair of components. The listed size is a starting point, not a substitute for checking the equipment.
Since these two Lifegard Aquatics products have listed prices and sizes, they provide a straightforward comparison for shoppers who already know which bulkhead dimension they need. The lower price of the 3/4-inch listing does not necessarily make it the better choice; fit should lead the decision.
The All-flexible Basic Flat Mounting Ring 7/8 is listed as a green neoprene rubber ring with a 3-3/4-inch diameter. Its current listed price is $43.98, compared with a regular price of $64.06 in the reference data.
The All-flexible Oval Convex Mounting Ring has a 1-1/8-inch opening and measures 3-3/4 by 2-3/4 inches. It is also made from green neoprene rubber. This item is listed at $45.07, with a regular price of $75.83.
These two mounting rings show why shape matters. One is flat and round, while the other is oval and convex. A convex profile may suit a different surface or positioning requirement than a flat ring. If you are replacing an existing part, compare the outline, opening, thickness, and mounting location rather than focusing only on the material.
A flat ring is generally the more straightforward shape, while a convex ring has a raised or curved profile. The correct choice depends on the equipment and the original component. Think of the gasket as a key: even a high-quality key will not work if its shape does not match the lock.
The reference data identifies both mounting rings as green neoprene rubber, but their dimensions and profiles differ. That information should guide your comparison. Avoid assuming that one can replace the other simply because both are listed as mounting rings.
The Torbot Mini-pouch Adhesive Gasket is listed as a round, pre-cut gasket with a 1-inch opening and a 2-3/4-inch outside diameter. It uses double-sided adhesive, is described as water-resistant, and comes in a package of 10. Its listed price is $20.02, compared with a regular price of $31.58.
The Seal-tite Adhesive Gasket is another pre-cut, double-sided, water-resistant option. It is described as a small round gasket with a 3/4-inch opening and a 3-inch outside diameter. This product also comes in a 10-pack and is listed at $18.27, with a regular price of $28.83.
These products are not identical, despite sharing adhesive and water-resistant features. The opening and outside diameter differ, so the size of the application should determine which listing deserves closer attention.
A pre-cut gasket removes the need to trace and cut material by hand. That can make installation more consistent, especially when the product already has a defined opening and outside diameter. Double-sided adhesive may also help hold the gasket in position during assembly.
Before applying an adhesive gasket, make sure the joining surfaces are suitable and reasonably clean. Follow the instructions associated with the equipment and product. The reference data describes these gaskets as water-resistant, but it does not provide complete installation instructions or guarantee compatibility with every surface.
The selection includes several irrigation-related components from Coloplast, New Image, and Visi-flow Natura. These products are more specialized than general plumbing gaskets, so matching the flange size and product configuration is especially important.
Coloplast Assurairrigation Sleeves are listed in two versions. One has a 2-3/8-inch flange and is described as transparent, latex, adhesive-backed, and disposable. Another has a 2-inch flange and shares the transparent, latex, adhesive-backed, and disposable description. Each is listed at $28.79.
The Coloplast Assurairrigation Faceplate is listed separately at $22.98. The reference data identifies it as an Assura irrigation faceplate but does not provide additional dimensions.
The Visi-flow Natura Irrigation Sleeve listings include flange sizes of 1-1/2 inches, 1-3/4 inches, 2-1/4 inches, and 2-3/4 inches. Each is listed as transparent and priced at $33.65. These size options make it easier to compare the same product type across different flange requirements.
When reviewing these listings, the flange measurement should be one of your first checkpoints. A sleeve with the wrong flange size may not align with the rest of the system. It is also useful to note the product description, packaging information, and brand or model details before selecting a replacement.
Two 2-piece New Image Drainable Irrigation Sleeve listings appear in the data. Both are described as transparent, include belt tabs, and are associated with a 30-inch specification in the product title and description. One has a 2-1/4-inch flange, while the other has a 2-3/4-inch flange. Each is listed at $33.24.
The matching price makes the flange size the clearest difference between these two listings. If you are comparing them, focus on the required flange measurement rather than choosing based on price alone.
A 2-piece design can be relevant when a system uses separate components that connect together. However, the reference information does not provide a full compatibility chart. For that reason, compare the product identifier and the equipment requirements before ordering.
Gaskets are not limited to household plumbing. The selection also contains replacement parts for pumps, impellers, and other mechanical assemblies. These products often require closer attention to shaft diameter, component model, and assembly type.
The Jabsco 6303-0001-P Neoprene Impeller Kit is listed with a cover, gasket or O-ring, and a 6-blade configuration. It is specified for a 5/16-inch shaft diameter and priced at $30.12. The listing identifies JABSCO as the brand.
The Johnson Pump 01-45315 Gasket is listed as fitting F5B and F6B-9 water pump components. It is also described as a component of the 09-812BT-1 impeller kit and is priced at $5.12.
For pump-related parts, the model number may be more useful than a general measurement. A gasket can have the right-looking outline but still fail to match the cover, impeller, or housing. Use the listed model information as a comparison point and check the existing component before choosing a replacement.
The Jabsco and Johnson Pump listings also illustrate the difference between a broader kit and a single gasket component. If you need more than the sealing element, the impeller kit may be relevant. If you are replacing only a gasket for a specified pump component, the Johnson Pump listing may be the closer match.
The Dexter 010-009-00 Grease Seal is listed as a single seal with a 1-1/2-inch inside diameter and a 1.98-inch outside diameter. Its listed price is $3.12, and the brand is Dexter.
Inside and outside diameters are especially important for grease seals because the part must fit both the rotating or supported component and the surrounding housing. If either measurement is wrong, the seal may not seat as intended.
The reference selection also includes a replacement PEI heat insulation gasket for 26-millimeter atomizers in a five-pack. Converted to imperial measurement, 26 millimeters is approximately 1.02 inches. The item is listed at $5.19. Because the description is brief, confirm the atomizer compatibility before considering this component.
The Garvin DST-500 5-inch Diameter Distribution Ring is listed with a 5.12-inch inside opening and die-cast aluminum construction. It is priced at $8.12 and associated with the GARVIN brand. This is a distribution ring rather than a conventional soft plumbing gasket, but it may still appear in searches for rings used around building or electrical installations.
The Aohoy stainless steel sanitary round sight glass is listed with a PTFE gasket and a polished surface. The product title references a sanitary, round, union-type design. It is listed at $4.83. Since the reference data does not provide a specific imperial size, review the listing details carefully before comparing it with other sight-glass components.
The YFTK Oatty X Style 22-millimeter RDA rebuildable dripping atomizer is listed in black at $14.99. Converted to imperial measurement, 22 millimeters is approximately 0.87 inches. Although this is not a plumbing gasket, it appears in the same product data and may be relevant to shoppers looking for a replacement atomizer component.
Begin with the application. Is the part for a bulkhead fitting, irrigation sleeve, water pump, grease seal, mounting surface, or another device? Narrowing down the use prevents you from comparing unrelated products simply because they contain the word “gasket.”
Next, check measurements. Look for the opening, inside diameter, outside diameter, flange size, shaft diameter, or overall dimensions supplied in the listing. For products with different shapes, such as flat and oval convex mounting rings, record the profile as well as the measurements.
Material is another key consideration. The reference data identifies green neoprene rubber for the All-flexible mounting rings, latex for certain Coloplast sleeves, and PTFE for the Aohoy sight glass gasket. Match the replacement material to the original specification whenever possible.
Finally, compare the package quantity. Some products are sold as one each, while others are supplied in packs of 10 or five. A lower unit price may not tell the whole story if you need multiple replacements.
The listed prices range from $1.25 for the 3/4-inch Lifegard Aquatics Bulkhead Gasket to $45.07 for the All-flexible Oval Convex Mounting Ring. This broad range reflects the differences in material, size, design, packaging, and intended use.
Some listings include a regular price alongside the current listed price. The All-flexible Basic Flat Mounting Ring is shown at $43.98 versus $64.06, the All-flexible Oval Convex Mounting Ring at $45.07 versus $75.83, the Torbot gasket at $20.02 versus $31.58, and the Seal-tite gasket at $18.27 versus $28.83.
Other listings show only a current price, including many irrigation sleeves and mechanical replacement parts. Treat each price as a comparison snapshot and verify the current listing before buying. ZoneOffer helps you compare the available data; it does not sell or fulfill the products.
Before removing an old gasket, note its orientation and position. A quick photograph can help you remember how the original part was installed. Then compare the old component with the replacement, checking the shape, opening, material, and model information.
Inspect the mating surfaces for damage or debris. A new gasket cannot compensate for a cracked fitting, badly worn housing, or a surface that prevents proper contact. If the product uses adhesive, make sure the application surface is appropriate and allow the adhesive to work according to the product instructions.
Do not force a part that does not align naturally. Forcing an undersized or oversized gasket can distort it and create a leak path. When the measurements do not match, pause and verify the equipment model or fitting size instead of relying on guesswork.
The reference selection covers far more than one generic type of seal. It includes Lifegard Aquatics bulkhead gaskets, All-flexible neoprene mounting rings, Torbot and Seal-tite adhesive gaskets, Coloplast, New Image, and Visi-flow irrigation components, plus Jabsco, Johnson Pump, Dexter, Garvin, Aohoy, and other specialty parts. The best choice depends on exact measurements, material, shape, application, and package quantity. Compare those details carefully on ZoneOffer, then confirm the individual seller’s listing before purchasing.



