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Which performs better, asbestos seals or rubber seals?

2018-01-23View Original

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Seeking help in various application areas, thank you!
Reply #22018-01-23
This question is too general; it’s necessary to consider where it will be used, what medium it will be in, and the environment
Reply #32018-01-27
Generally speaking, asbestos seals have strong adaptability to operating conditions (resistance to temperature and chemical corrosion), but rubber seals provide a better sealing performance if the right material is chosen. More importantly, asbestos is harmful to the human body and is a known carcinogen; its use on ocean-going ships is strictly prohibited.
Reply #42018-01-28
Materials cannot be considered good or bad; it depends only on whether they are suitable for a particular application. However, asbestos is an exception……It has been recommended that its use be prohibited……

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