Irrigation Gaskets, Washers, and Valve Seals
Cannon Gasket runs ISO 9001 certified high-volume die cutting with in-house tooling and competitive pricing at irrigation-industry volumes. Send part drawings, annual volume, and target unit price for material selection, tooling cost, and production lead time.
- Serving irrigation system builders, sprinkler and emitter manufacturers, and agricultural equipment OEMs across the growing season cycle.
- Used for sprinkler-head washers, drip emitter gaskets, valve body seals, hose couplings, pump diaphragms, and vibration dampening mounts.
- Fabricated from UV- and ozone-resistant EPDM, Neoprene, SBR, polyurethane, and vegetable-fiber stock.
Request a quote for Irrigation projects.
Sealing components for irrigation
Irrigation systems combine outdoor exposure (UV, ozone, and weathering) with sustained water service and pressurized valve operation. Cannon Gasket supplies custom gaskets and washers for irrigation equipment OEMs, valve manufacturers, and sprinkler system component suppliers.
Where irrigation sealing shows up
- Sprinkler head washers and seals
- Drip emitter gaskets
- Valve body seals
- Hose coupling gaskets
- Pump diaphragms
- Agricultural equipment vibration dampening
Sealing Applications and Material Fit
Valve seals and seats are supplied in EPDM (peroxide-cured for low compression set), neoprene, and silicone for water and chlorinated-water service. Sprinkler head assemblies use EPDM and neoprene washers at the nozzle and body, while pump and manifold flanges are sealed with EPDM and Buna-N pipe fitting gaskets. Drip systems rely on small precision washers in EPDM and silicone, sized to the fitting and held to the tolerances on the customer drawing. For control boxes and access panels, Cannon cuts EPDM and neoprene sponge weatherstrip that holds up to sustained outdoor exposure.
Materials We Supply for Irrigation
Cannon stocks EPDM in solid and sponge form with both sulfur and peroxide cures for water service and outdoor weathering. Neoprene and silicone cover additional water and chlorinated-water sealing, and Buna-N handles flange and fitting gaskets. For high-wear parts, Cannon supplies polyurethane, and for rigid components it stocks polypropylene and HDPE. Material choice follows the service conditions on each part, including UV and ozone resistance for anything exposed to the weather.
Production and Quality
Cannon runs high-volume rotary and compound die cutting for production sprinkler and valve programs, with in-house tooling that keeps unit cost competitive at irrigation-industry volumes. Parts are cut to customer drawings under an ISO 9001 certified quality system. For sustained outdoor service, Cannon recommends UV-stabilized compounds matched to the exposure. Drinking-water-rated EPDM grades are available for potable-adjacent service.