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What are the common types of sealing gaskets?

2022-01-28

Sealing gasket: A sealing product made by compounding high-abrasion aramid fiber as the main material with special materials that have good lubricity. This sealing product features excellent lubricity and wear resistance. It demonstrates outstanding characteristics in liquid devices with solid-liquid phase mixtures.

Sealing gasket: A sealing product made by compounding high-abrasion aramid fiber as the main material with special materials that have good lubricity. This sealing product has good lubricity and wear resistance. It shows outstanding characteristics in liquid devices with solid-liquid phase mixtures.
Non-asbestos sheet gasket: A sealing material made by calendering aramid and other agricultural production system fibers and plant fibers with nitrile rubber and inorganic minerals at high temperature. Since it contains very little asbestos fiber, it is suitable as a substitute for asbestos gaskets. Non-asbestos gaskets have high strength, good resilience, and impermeability, making them an excellent environmentally friendly material to replace asbestos gaskets under high temperature and high pressure.
Asbestos gasket: Made by molding asbestos cloth with other auxiliary materials, used for corrosive high-pressure and high-temperature sealing. Used in reactors, reaction tanks, manholes, handholes, and other parts. Operating temperature: -100℃ to 1000℃; Operating pressure: PN<6.0Mp;

Rubber gasket: A copolymer elastomer made of vinylidene fluoride and fluorine-free, propylene fluoride, and propylene materials, widely used in defense and civilian industries. Its features include high temperature resistance, ozone resistance, natural aging resistance, vacuum resistance, fuel oil resistance, lubricating oil resistance, chemical resistance, and good electrical insulation.

PTFE-lined rubber gasket: A PTFE-lined rubber gasket is a composite gasket with polytetrafluoroethylene wrapped around rubber. It has corrosion resistance and sealing resilience, suitable for corrosion-resistant sealing of low-pressure chemical equipment such as enamel and glass pipelines.