What are the differences between metal wound gaskets, metal-clad gaskets, and PTFE-clad gaskets? Which is more suitable for toxic and flammable media?

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What are the differences between metal wound gaskets, metal-clad gaskets, and PTFE-clad gaskets? Which is more suitable for toxic and flammable media? Why?

Reply #22019-04-15

Wrap gaskets have a wider range of applications; they possess better elasticity and vibration resistance. In the case of corrosive media, PTFE gaskets are superior

Reply #32019-04-15

Tetrafluoroplastic gaskets are certainly suitable for corrosive, toxic, and hazardous media, but they cannot withstand high temperatures – 150° is the limit

Reply #42019-04-16

Are tetrafluorinated gaskets more expensive or wound gaskets more expensive?

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