Name: Galaxy 360GSKT12256 Door Gasket for GDN-5
Brand: Galaxy
SKU: 360GSKT12256
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Only

$29.99/Each

Ships free with Plus

Notify me when this product is back in stock

You will only be emailed once the product becomes available. We won't add you to our email list or share your data.

Quick Shipping

Usually ships in 1 business day

Product Overview

Direct replacement for original part
Ensures optimal operation
Compatible with Galaxy GDN-5 merchandiser refrigerators

UPC Code:400016860061

View all Galaxy Replacement Refrigeration Gaskets

Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 2.15 lb.
Width: 16 3/4 Inches
Height: 54 1/2 Inches
Application: Refrigeration
Gasket Type: Door Gaskets
Number of Sides: 4-Sided
Type: Door Gaskets Gaskets Gaskets and Seals

Details

This Galaxy 360GSKT12256 door gasket is a direct replacement for the one that comes standard on Galaxy GDN-5 merchandiser refrigerators. Gaskets are vital to your equipment, ensuring a tight seal when the door is closed and maximum temperature retention. A torn or damaged gasket allows cold air to escape, making your unit's refrigeration system work harder to perform optimally. Be sure to inspect your gasket regularly and replace it if you see signs of tears or damage!

Overall Dimensions:
Width: 16 3/4"
Height: 54 1/2"

Attention CA Residents:

Customer questions about this product

This gasket’s dimensions vary a bit from the one I’m trying to replace. How will I know if it fits?

The best way to ensure compatibility is to find the part number for your gasket, since the OEM and equivalent gaskets we sell will use the manufacturer’s specifications for that gasket. Dimensions are a good guide, but gaskets can be measured in a variety of ways – for example, if you measure your gasket from the centerlines (darts) vs. the maximum width and height those dimensions will be different for the same part number. The figures we display are generally provided by the manufacturer and information may not be available on which method was used to measure.

Ask your own question!