Gasket types

Reach-in refrigerator & freezer gaskets

Door gaskets for one-, two- and three-door reach-ins and free-standing refrigerators and freezers. Free estimates and free installation.

Why it matters

Every door, every shift

Reach-ins sit on the line where doors open constantly and grease and heat are everywhere. Over time their gaskets harden, crack and pull away from the door. Cold air escapes, the unit runs nonstop, and food near the door warms up and spoils sooner.

Signs your reach-in gasket needs replacing

Torn corners or loose strips of gasket
Gaskets that are hard, flat or cracked
Frost or condensation around the door edge
The unit keeps cycling on or runs nonstop

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Also for reach-ins

Door hinges & springs
Handles & latches reach-in latches
Heater wires & minor door repair

Common reach-in profiles

Reach-in door gaskets by brand

Click a picture to see it larger, or "Request this gasket" to order it with the profile filled in. The brand shown is where each profile is most common, but always check your gasket against the picture. See how to measure.

516Universal snap-in, used on many different manufacturers' unitsRequest this gasket
449Universal screw-down gasketRequest this gasket
601Used on True & Perlick refrigeratorsRequest this gasket
034Used on True refrigeratorsRequest this gasket
436Used on Traulsen unitsRequest this gasket
169Used on Traulsen unitsRequest this gasket
357Used on Delfield unitsRequest this gasket
1206Used on Delfield unitsRequest this gasket
012Used on Victory unitsRequest this gasket
471Used on Randell unitsRequest this gasket
270Used on Randell unitsRequest this gasket
059Used on Hobart unitsRequest this gasket
002Used on units where the 449 is too shortRequest this gasket
1094Used anyplace that requires a short profileRequest this gasket
379Match to existing unitRequest this gasket
6174Match to existing unitRequest this gasket