Autoclave Sterilizer Rubber Gaskets

The autoclave door gasket is one of the most critical components of your sterilizer. Its job is simple but essential: it forms a tight, reliable seal around the autoclave door, preventing steam from escaping and protecting the sterilization chamber from contamination. A worn or damaged gasket can lead to heat loss, failed cycles, and unsafe sterilization results.

For optimal safety and performance, your sterilizer technician should inspect the door gasket at least once per year during routine maintenance. Replacing it at the first signs of wear ensures consistent pressure, dependable temperature retention, and fully compliant sterilization cycles.

Whether you’re running a medical office, dental practice, lab, tattoo studio, or spa, a fresh autoclave gasket is an inexpensive investment that protects your equipment, your workflow, and your clients.

The gasket is one of the most important parts of your sterilizer as it keeps the tight seal on the autoclave door, preventing any steam from leaking out of the autoclave and preventing contamination. Your sterilizer technician should check the door gasket every year during annual