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gasketed

Pronunciation: /ˈɡæskɪtɪd/ adjective · British & US
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What does gasketed mean?

Gasketed is chiefly a technical adjective meaning fitted with or sealed by a gasket. A gasket is a shaped piece of relatively compressible material, often rubber, fiber, metal, or a combination of materials, placed between two surfaces to prevent leakage. The term is common in descriptions of engineering and plumbing components, including gasketed joints, covers, flanges, valves, and inspection ports. “Gasketed” may also be the past tense and past participle of the verb gasket, meaning to fit or secure something with such a seal. Although the vocabulary sounds specialized, the basic idea is not especially obscure: if something has been “gasketed,” a designed sealing component has been added to it. The word is most useful for recognizing product specifications and technical documentation, where it identifies not merely a sealed object but one sealed by a specific mechanical means.

adjective

Fitted with, or sealed by, a gasket; provided with a compressible sealing ring or strip.

Example

"The gasketed housing was tested for leaks under pressure."

Chiefly used in technical and industrial contexts, especially as an attributive modifier.

verb

The past tense and past participle of gasket, meaning to fit or secure something with a gasket.

Example

"The engineers gasketed both sides of the plate before assembly."

This form is less common than the participial adjective and is mainly found in technical descriptions.

Did you know?

Gasketed is the small word that turns a potential leak point into a sealed connection.

Reviewed by Deb Chak, Editor. AI-assisted content curated by RJS Tech Solutions LLP.

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How gasketed is actually used

The word is primarily used in technical, engineering, manufacturing, and plumbing contexts. As an adjective, it is often attributive and appears in constructions such as “gasketed joint”; as a verb form, it is less common in everyday speech.

Easily confused with gasketed

gasket

A gasket is the compressible ring or strip that provides a seal, whereas a gasketed component is one that has been fitted with or sealed by such a ring or strip.

What's another word for gasketed?

sealedfittedgasket-sealed

Words and phrases paired with gasketed

gasketed jointgasketed covergasketed flange

What's the opposite of gasketed?

unsealedungasketed

Rhymes with gasketed

basketed