InSinkErator SMG-00 Standard Mounting Gasket, Black (Compatible only with InSinkErator Badger, 444, 60s, 80s, Contractor 333 and Evergrind disposer models)

Perfect fit

replaced an identical model that started leaking. Easy to install and works as expected

My older ISE was starting to leak and the gasket was worn out. I bought this one to replace mine and it fit perfect.

I wanted an actual Insinkerator part, not a generic part and this fit the bill. It works fine and lets waste fall through it and keeps stuff from splashing up. Please note that this does not sit in the drain like a plug, it is INSTALLED between the sink and the disposal like the original rubber part. The job is easy to do by rotating the disposal collar and letting it drop down, and then placing the new gasket in place. I removed the plastic drain pipe to make it easier to lower the disposal. The whole job took about 15 minutes.

Our old baffle had lost much of its shape and somehow parts of rubber. It was time for a new baffle. I read online that the new "push in" (i.e. from the top, no disassembly required) style does not always stay where you want it too. So despite the pain of installing this I thought it would be the best route. I first checked Home Depot. They wanted about $5 more for this part. My Amazon order arrived and I went right to work. I first unhooked the drain pipe (simply unscrew...very easy.) Then remembered to unplug the unit...better late than never I guess. I highly recommend rubber gloves for the next part: removed the old baffle and clean around edges underneath. A very pleasant job I must say. While the baffle is off, check to make sure there is no debris inside the disposal. Mine had what looked like old plumbers putty in it. Next I opened the package and thought, "oh no, it's the wrong baffle!" It really didn't look right or what I expected it to look like around the edge. But upon closer examination it is the same as the old one, so I attempted to push it on and it worked. It's a single walled design, where I was expecting a sort of dual wall with an edge that fit over the lip. I'm sure that makes no sense at all, but buy one and install it and perhaps you will see what I mean. A note on getting the disposal to mount up to the sink: use a car jack (the one in the trunk that operates by turning the screw.) I tried mounting to the 3 prong "quick release" collar without a jack and it wasn't going to happen. I'd get the front on and the back would be off, and vice versa. But with the jack I could hold the unit up easily and use both hands to align the collar. Easy! This baffle makes the disposal instantly quieter and I've seen no difference in water draining speeds. It allows food into the disposal easily too. Perfect.

Very good quality. Fits perfect!

We just bought a house built in the 1980s -- ... and this thing almost looks original. The splash guard was old/brittle and in terrible shape, would let just about anything fall down in the disposal, and had layers of biological unmentionables on it that stunk to high heaven -- and after having replaced it, the leak from that area seems to have disappeared as well! This was a pretty simple fix -- 5-10 minutes if you have the right tools, and if you've already switched off the breaker for the unit. It's designed to be pressed down onto the disposal unit while it is separated from the sink -- and a retention 'lip' on the rubber splash guard should 'snap' into place around the disposal unit, before re-assembling things. When I re-assembled things, it looked great, and no more stink, leaks, or a gaping maw that would swallow any flatware you put in that side of the sink (who wants to fish around in there with their hand anyway?!).

Recommended to buy along with insinkerator disposal. Disposal already includes this.

Did the job fitted perfectly. Waste disposer now much quiter.

Might be a little thinner rubber than the original, but it fit well and was easy to install. My first repair was one of the push in from the top gaskets ( also on Amazon) and it was hugely disappointing as it just kept moving around, including down the disposal. This one is the kind where you have to spin off the collar underneath the sink and remove old gasket and replace with this one. Takes about 5 minutes and is totally worth it.

Not yet arrived as yet but hopefully will be good

Fits perfectly for my Insinkerator model #333. Easy and fast to change.

Plug and play. Worked percectly. Badger Pro 333