Anyone have a good source for these? Two of our man-doors were made by Isoloc mfg, Vancouver, WA--which apparently no longer exists, so they'll need to be custom made.
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Originally posted by TGTimm View PostAnyone have a good source for these? Two of our man-doors were made by Isoloc mfg, Vancouver, WA--which apparently no longer exists, so they'll need to be custom made.
I have the number at work if you need.Warren Turner
Industrial Engineering Technician
HVACR-Electrical Systems Specialist
Moab Brewery
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Damn. Gaskets Rock doesn't make custom gaskets--they need make, model, and serial #. Our doors have only the make--Isoloc.
I've been butting my head against this same problem with our other antique coolers--particularly our reach-in, a beautiful art-deco(ish) glass-door Polaris. Seems no one in the refrigeration parts business can take a picture, measurements, etc, and find a part that matches.
Still hunting....Last edited by TGTimm; 10-15-2015, 02:08 PM.Timm Turrentine
Brewerywright,
Terminal Gravity Brewing,
Enterprise. Oregon.
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Originally posted by TGTimm View PostDamn. Gaskets Rock doesn't make custom gaskets--they need make, model, and serial #. Our doors have only the make--Isoloc.
I've been butting my head against this same problem with our other antique coolers--particularly our reach-in, a beautiful art-deco(ish) glass-door Polaris. Seems no one in the refrigeration parts business can take a picture, measurements, etc, and find a part that matches.
Still hunting....
May need to see if I have a contact as last time round he asked me for dimensions in addition to the other info as they cut things from quantity. I would think, if you have the profile, that they could make it happen. I can check Monday on my contact name if you like.
There are ways to do it yourself but I would think one of these sources could make it happen with the necessary info and photographs.
WarrenWarren Turner
Industrial Engineering Technician
HVACR-Electrical Systems Specialist
Moab Brewery
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Thanks again, Warren.
I have made my own gaskets in the past, but I don't have--or haven't found--a good way to join the corners and ends, so the gaskets are leaky.Timm Turrentine
Brewerywright,
Terminal Gravity Brewing,
Enterprise. Oregon.
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Not sure if you've looked at these guys, but they have a pretty big stock of walk-in and refrigerator gaskets:
If you're not sure which gasket you need, for a buck they'll send you a string of 1 inch samples of all the profiles they stock ( http://www.coolergaskets.com/sample-gasket-ring/ ). They'll weld the corners for you. I haven't used them personally, however.
HTH,
Mike
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Kason cooler seals
after searching and failing to find the correct rubber gasket profile, I went to the manufacturer for the full "door seal kit" that includes the plastic backer piece and the rubber. They won't sell just the rubber by itself. Kason sells our 8x8 door kit for $170. contact:
smoran@kasonind.com
1 800-935-2766Scott Swygert
Founder - Honky Tonk Brewing Co.
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