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    O'Rings & Seals, Washers & Gaskets

    Boiler seals are essential components that help maintain the safety, efficiency, and proper function of your heating system. These seals create a secure barrier between different parts of the boiler, preventing leaks of water, gas, or combustion by-products. Over time, seals can degrade, harden, or crack, making regular inspection and timely replacement critical to avoid costly repairs or safety risks.

    Top Brands Covered

    We supply boiler seals compatible with leading boiler manufacturers, including:

    Why Choose Our Boiler Seals?

    We sell high-quality materials with durable seals that are designed to withstand high temperatures and pressures. We offer a broad selection to fit various boiler makes and models. We have competitive prices without sacrificing quality. Finally, we have very fast delivery to minimise downtime and keep your boiler running smoothly.

    Keep Your Boiler Leak-Free and Efficient

    Faulty seals can compromise the performance and safety of your heating system. Browse our range of high-quality boiler seals to ensure your boiler stays leak-free and operates at peak efficiency.

    Boiler Seal – FAQs

    What is a boiler seal?

    A boiler seal is a gasket or sealing component used to prevent leaks of water, gas, or combustion fumes in a boiler. These seals help ensure the boiler operates safely and efficiently by maintaining a secure and airtight barrier between different parts.

    How often should boiler seals be replaced?

    Boiler seals usually last between 5 and 10 years, depending on the boiler’s usage and maintenance. During annual servicing, an engineer can check the condition of the seals and replace them if necessary.

    What happens if I don’t replace a faulty boiler seal?

    Failing to replace a faulty boiler seal can lead to:

    • Water Leaks: Causing damage to the boiler or surrounding areas.
    • Gas Leaks: Increasing the risk of dangerous carbon monoxide exposure.
    • Pressure Loss: Reducing the efficiency of the heating system.
    • Boiler Damage: Prolonged leaks can damage internal components, leading to costly repairs.

    Can a faulty boiler seal cause the boiler to lose pressure?

    Yes, a faulty boiler seal can cause water to leak, leading to a drop in system pressure. This can affect the efficiency and performance of your boiler.