PRIMO’s weldable gasket is recommended for replacing old weatherstripping, primarily in wooden windows and doors where new alternative methods cannot be used. The welding method is outdated, and since there are now more flexible and less demanding installation methods available, we recommend switching to a clip-on weatherstripping strip. PRIMO 6307 is a new combination strip based on the latest knowledge in sealing, but of course only if it is possible.
PRIMO’s selection of gaskets is broad and varied, offering a solution for every purpose and need. A large portion of the gaskets are made of TPE, which—in addition to being PVC-free—can withstand all types of weather conditions and therefore has a long service life while maintaining the same high standard—even when used outdoors.
Easy to mount
Shape as you like
Minimal maintenance
| item number | 5945-2003-49 |
|---|---|
| DB | 1600234 |
| EAN | 5709847594516 |
| Hight | 20 mm |
| Width | 4 mm groove, 5 mm |
| Lenght | 20 m |
| Colli | 10 Pcs |
| Product type | Gasket |
| Customs code | 39162000 |
When installing weldable gaskets, precision is essential to achieve a tight and durable solution. Cut the strips at a 45-degree angle and weld them together so they fit precisely in the corners. Then, install the strip into the groove and press it into place—using a roller, if necessary, which you can find under “Sealing Strip Accessories.”
Here is how to do it—step by step:
1. Cut the gasket at a 45-degree angle for the corner joints.
2. Weld the corners together so they form a tight and uniform transition.
3. Place the gasket in the corner and gently press it into the groove.
4. If necessary, use a roller tool to ensure the strip is seated correctly and evenly.
5. Check that the gasket is not completely compressed when the door or window is closed—it needs room to spring back.
Remember: A properly installed gasket retains its shape and function longer and ensures optimal sealing over time.