Expanded graphite gasket sheet LATTYgraf HPMLcarbonstainless steelfor chemical applications
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Characteristics
- Material
- expanded graphite, carbon, stainless steel
- Product applications
- for chemical applications, flange, for the petrochemical industry, for valves, gas, for water
- Other characteristics
- high-temperature, high-pressure
- Temperature limit
Min.: -200 °C
(-328 °F)Max.: 700 °C
(1,292 °F)- Pressure limit
Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)Max.: 250 bar
(3,625.9 psi)
Description
GRAPHITE MULTI-LAYER HIGH PRESSURE SEAL.
Natural expanded graphite based seal sheet, carbon content > 99%. Includes multiple stainless steel inserts and is impregnated with an oxidation inhibitor. The insertion of stainless steel sheets improves pressure resistance, and facilitates handling and seal cutting. Excellent chemical and thermal resistance. Its high creep resistance makes it possible to use it at high pressures and temperatures.
Fluids : Water, steam, gas, hydrocarbons.
Material : Joints for pipe flanges, body/bonnet joints for valves, cover and manhole joints.
Parameters
pH : 0 - 14
Type of industries
Chemical and petrochemical industries, energy.
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