What is MLS construction?

MLS stands for Multi-Layer Steel. This type of gasket uses several layers of steel to create a strong and reliable seal, which is ideal for the high temperatures and pressures in exhaust systems.

What does the '2-bolt' refer to?

The '2-bolt' refers to the pattern of the bolt holes on the gasket, which corresponds to the bolt holes on the exhaust flanges it is designed to connect. This ensures proper alignment and a secure fit.

What is this gasket used for?

This gasket is used to create a seal between two exhaust pipe flanges that have a 3.5-inch diameter and a two-bolt mounting pattern. It prevents exhaust leaks and ensures the system operates efficiently.

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Ticon Industries 3.5in 2-Bolt MLS Gasket - Single

Specifications

Brand: Ticon
Part #: 120-08910-0001
UPC: 120-08910-0001

Ticon Industries 3.5in 2-Bolt MLS Gasket - Single

Name: Ticon Industries 3.5in 2-Bolt MLS Gasket - Single
Brand: Ticon
SKU: ticon-ticon-industries-3-5in-2-bolt-mls-gasket-single-t14-313941
Price: 5.11 USD
Availability: InStock

$5.11

Only 2 left in stock

Key Features

Fits Ticon Industries 3.5in 2-Bolt MLS Gasket - Single
Multi-Layer Steel (MLS) construction for durability
Designed for a 3.5-inch exhaust diameter
Features a 2-bolt flange pattern
Helps create a leak-free seal between exhaust components

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Product Details

Ticon Industries is known for making well-built exhaust components. This 3.5-inch, two-bolt gasket is a prime example of their focus on reliable sealing for exhaust systems. It's designed to create a tight seal between two exhaust flanges, preventing leaks and ensuring your exhaust system performs as it should.

This gasket uses a Multi-Layer Steel (MLS) construction, which is a popular choice for exhaust applications because it holds up well to the heat and pressure found in exhaust systems. The two-bolt pattern means it's intended for flanges that use a similar bolt spacing, common on many aftermarket and some factory exhaust setups. Having a solid seal here is important for maintaining proper backpressure and keeping exhaust fumes contained.