Foam Sealing Set Top + Bottom

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Foam Sealing Set  Top + Bottom
Foam Sealing Set Top + Bottom
$49.90 $199.90Price range: $49.90 through $199.90
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Foam Sealing Set — Specifications

Specification Detail
Product Type Foam gasket set (top + bottom)
Contents 2 seals, one lid (upper) and one base (lower)
Important The upper (lid) seal is the thicker of the two
Compatibility Select per model: V.100, V.200, V.300, V.333, V.350P, V.400P, V.500P, V.1200
Installation Tool-free, lift out the old seals and press in the new ones
Function Forms the airtight vacuum chamber when the lid closes
Brand LAVA
LAVA Foam Gasket Set

Why the Foam Seals Matter and When to Replace Them

When you close a LAVA sealer's lid, two foam seals press together to form the airtight chamber the pump draws air from. If those seals compress, harden, or develop gaps, the machine can lose suction and stop vacuuming properly.

How the Vacuum Chamber Is Formed

Upper Lid Seal The thicker foam seal sits in the lid.
press together
Lower Base Seal The lower seal sits in the base and meets the lid seal when closed.
2 Seals One upper lid seal and one lower base seal included.
Thicker Top The upper lid seal is the thicker of the two.
No Tools Lift out the old seals and press in the new ones.
Model Fit Select the gasket set that matches your exact machine.

When Worn Foam Seals Are Usually the Cause

If the bags and pump are fine but the machine struggles to pull vacuum, the foam seals are one of the first maintenance parts to check.

1

Weaker Suction

The chamber no longer seals tightly, so the pump cannot pull as strongly.

2

Longer Vacuum Cycles

The machine takes longer to reach pressure because air leaks through worn foam.

3

Bags Will Not Vacuum Properly

If the chamber cannot become airtight, the bag may not vacuum properly at all.

4

Inconsistent Sealing Results

Vacuum and sealing can become unreliable once the gasket contact is uneven.

Normal Maintenance, Not a Fault

Foam gaskets work on every single cycle. Over months and years of use, the foam can compress, harden, or develop gaps. Replacing the set restores the airtight chamber.

Tool-Free Replacement

Step 1

Lift the Lid

Open the sealer so you can access both foam seals.

Step 2

Replace the Upper Seal

Lift out the old lid seal and press in the new thicker upper seal.

Step 3

Replace the Lower Seal

Lift out the old base seal and press the lower seal into position.

Step 4

Check the Fit

Make sure both seals sit correctly before closing the lid.

Select the Set for Your Model

V.100 V.200 V.300 V.333 V.350P V.400P V.500P V.1200

Model Matching Matters

Each LAVA model has seals sized to its chamber, so a V.300 set differs from a V.400P set. Choosing the correct model is what ensures a proper fit and a tight chamber seal.

Foam Sealing Set — Common Questions

How do I know my foam seals need replacing?

If the machine pulls a weaker vacuum, takes longer to reach pressure, or fails to seal bags properly, and the bags and pump are otherwise fine, worn foam seals are the most likely cause. Inspect them for compression, hardening, cracks, or gaps where they no longer sit flush.
The one that matches your machine. Select your model, V.100 through V.1200, from the selector. Each model’s seals are sized to its chamber, so matching the model is essential for a correct fit.
Two foam seals, one for the lid and one for the base. Note that they are different sizes: the upper lid seal is the thicker one.
No, and no tools are needed. Lift the lid, remove the old upper seal and press in the new one, then replace the lower seal the same way. Just make sure the thicker seal goes on the lid.
It depends on use. They are a wear part, so heavy or commercial use wears them faster than occasional home use. Replace them when suction drops and the seals show wear, rather than on a fixed schedule.