Chemical change, heat, moisture, vibration or a combination of all factors test the limits of any product. Meeting those challenges factory-side to perform the ultimate in transport, industrial and manufacturing environments sets Seals-it apart and has for 30 years.
Chemical change, heat, moisture, vibration or a combination of all factors test the limits of any product. Meeting those challenges factory-side to perform the ultimate in transport, industrial and manufacturing environments sets Seals-it apart and has for 30 years.
Specializing in high-performance rubber-to-metal bonded seals and grommets, we design our products to withstand the harshest environments. Our corner of market is sky’s the limit with a vast portfolio of industries in aerospace, agriculture, aviation, construction, industrial, medical, robotics, road, transportation and mining. We work with best-in-class distributors and value our partnerships. Their critical input allows us to create the best product and solution for them.
Seals-It was started in 1993 when Stan Maczak saw the opportunity to custom engineer rubber seals and gaskets bonded to metal for an aerospace customer. By utilizing the tooling expertise of sister company, Allyn Tool, Seals-It was able to engineer, design, test and manufacture parts entirely in-house. While other companies were cutting costs (and increasing lead times) by sending manufacturing overseas, we found our niche in Ellington, CT.
Our mission is to always serve the industry, and go the extra mile through vigorous testing and modeling. That sets us apart and our clients think so too.
Specializing in high-performance rubber-to-metal bonded seals and grommets, we design our products to withstand the harshest environments. Our corner of market is sky’s the limit with a vast portfolio of industries in aerospace, agriculture, aviation, construction, industrial, medical, robotics, road, transportation and mining. We work with best-in-class distributors and value our partnerships. Their critical input allows us to create the best product and solution for them.
Seals-it was started in 1993 when Stan Maczak saw the opportunity to custom engineer rubber seals and gaskets bonded to metal for an aerospace customer. By utilizing the tooling expertise of sister company, Allyn Tool, Seals-It was able to engineer, design, test and manufacture parts entirely in-house. While other companies were cutting costs (and increasing lead times) by sending manufacturing overseas, we found our niche in Ellington, CT.
Our mission is to always serve the industry, and go the extra mile through vigorous testing and modeling. That sets us apart and our clients think so too.
3D Prototyping is the catalyst for momentum and a solution for an ever-changing environment. Using the latest technology and software we provide rapid prototyping rubber-to-metal seals, gaskets, plugs and other parts customers have relied on for decades. Because these pieces don’t require specialized molds used in traditional methods, this means in-hand delivery in days, not weeks. Prototypes can be adjusted and reengineered, reprinted easily until perfected, cutting down on part development costs, lead times and fiscal risks. Customers using Seals-it for final production are credited production costs associated in 3D printed prototypes.
3D Prototyping is the catalyst for momentum and a solution for an ever-changing environment. Using the latest technology and software we provide rapid prototyping rubber-to-metal seals, gaskets, plugs and other parts customers have relied on for decades. Because these pieces don’t require specialized molds used in traditional methods, this means in-hand delivery in days, not weeks. Prototypes can be adjusted and reengineered, reprinted easily until perfected, cutting down on part development costs, lead times and fiscal risks. Customers using Seals-it for final production are credited production costs associated in 3D printed prototypes.
3D Prototyping is the catalyst for momentum and a solution for an ever-changing environment. Using the latest technology and software we provide rapid prototyping rubber-to-metal seals, gaskets, plugs and other parts customers have relied on for decades. Because these pieces don’t require specialized molds used in traditional methods, this means in-hand delivery in days, not weeks. Prototypes can be adjusted and reengineered, reprinted easily until perfected, cutting down on part development costs, lead times and fiscal risks. Customers using Seals-it for final production are credited production costs associated in 3D printed prototypes.
Work Smarter Not Harder
3D printing utilizes CAD software with direct machinery to build or print an object layer-by-layer with blueprints instructing the machine where and when to place the material. Complex objects can be produced in this manner without the need to join separate parts, a freedom allowing improvement in functionality and design with fewer errors. Any issues can easily be resolved prior to printing. A traditional method for larger quantities requires the additional steps such as carving, milling, machining. 3D printing cuts down on production time and costs when only small quantities may be needed.
Prior to global supply chain issues, readily available parts were accessible
through retail channels. Labor shortages, temporary or permanent plant closings have caused shortages or a complete lack of availability for mission critical replacement parts. 3D printing fills the gap for single or small run productions. Custom pieces can be reverse engineered to meet the needs for worn, hard to find or broken parts.
On demand 3D manufacturing changes the way companies design, produce, plan and distribute their products. They can be competitive in their industries by continuously innovating their products; quickly filling a need without necessitating a large inventory costs and storage space.
Work Smarter Not Harder
3D printing utilizes CAD software with direct machinery to build or print an object layer-by-layer with blueprints instructing the machine where and when to place the material. Complex objects can be produced in this manner without the need to join separate parts, a freedom allowing improvement in functionality and design with fewer errors. Any issues can easily be resolved prior to printing. A traditional method for larger quantities requires the additional steps such as carving, milling, machining. 3D printing cuts down on production time and costs when only small quantities may be needed.
Prior to global supply chain issues, readily available parts were accessible
through retail channels. Labor shortages, temporary or permanent plant closings have caused shortages or a complete lack of availability for mission critical replacement parts. 3D printing fills the gap for single or small run productions. Custom pieces can be reverse engineered to meet the needs for worn, hard to find or broken parts.
On demand 3D manufacturing changes the way companies design, produce, plan and distribute their products. They can be competitive in their industries by continuously innovating their products; quickly filling a need without necessitating a large inventory costs and storage space.
Customization
Creating specifically for individual client needs is not only the strength of our brand but we take the responsibility of fitting the proverbial square peg to the round hole seriously. Take a tour through a case study project development on the factory floor to see how we work. We invite you to stop by or connect with us to see how we can develop the right fittings to help your operations.
Customization
Creating specifically for individual client needs is not only the strength of our brand but we take the responsibility of fitting the proverbial square peg to the round hole seriously. Take a tour through a case study project development on the factory floor to see how we work. We invite you to stop by or connect with us to see how we can develop the right fittings to help your operations.
Patents
and pending
NASCAR is just one of the industries to catapult innovations in road safety. These technologies are passed down in the production of consumer vehicles. The industry continues to benefit from the skilled engineers that continually develop patents, many of which are in the products we sell. We proudly stand by them 100%.
Patents
and pending
NASCAR is just one of the industries to catapult innovations in road safety. These technologies are passed down in the production of consumer vehicles. The industry continues to benefit from the skilled engineers that continually develop patents, many of which are in the products we sell. We proudly stand by them 100%.
Our Distributors
Warr Perfomance
Heinz Bros. Performance
Kaeding Performance
Earl’s Indy
Motor State Distributing
SRI Performance
Speedway Engineering
The Race Depot
Dave Jensen Enterprises South
Carolina Racing Supply
Lane Automotive
S-K Speed Racing Equipment
Summit Racing
Pit Stop USA
Heinz Performance
Capital
All Performance
Our Distributors
Warr Perfomance
Heinz Bros. Performance
Kaeding Performance
Earl’s Indy
Motor State Distributing
SRI Performance
Speedway Engineering
The Race Depot
Dave Jensen Enterprises South
Carolina Racing Supply
Lane Automotive
S-K Speed Racing Equipment
Summit Racing
Pit Stop USA
Heinz Performance
Capital
All Performance
