Canopy seals have been used to seal pressurized cabins and cockpits since their inception in the 1940s. It’s actually because of sealing power that aircrafts are able to be pressurized (and stay that way). But while the idea of using an inflatable seal on an aircraft canopy is nothing new, you’ll find that Seal Master’s fabric-reinforced inflatable seals make all the difference in their performance, durability, and longevity.

Why Choose Fabric-Reinforced Canopy Seals?

Hand-crafted fabrication incorporates both heat and pressure along the entire structure to bring out the finest qualities of the elastomer. Such fully molded construction offers far greater structural integrity and durability to deliver consistent pressure for thousands of duty cycles—in any kind of flight conditions. Our fabric-reinforced seals have a unique ability to move with the structures it’s sealing, regardless of mechanical movement or changes in pressure or temperature.

Consistent strike force guarantees isolation from air, water, dust, chemicals, and other elements that any type of aircraft or fighter jet could encounter.

Our fabric-reinforced inflatable seals are:

• Highly engineered and handcrafted for superior quality
• More reliable (structural integrity delivers pressure along entire surfaces over thousands of duty cycles)
• Simplified in terms of structure and hardware, which minimizes the need for close machining and/or fabrication tolerances
• Easy to clean
• Ideal for quick access release
• Not subject to compression set, which is a problem with other mechanical solutions