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Wuzhong Valve Packing

2024-05-25View Original

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Wuzhong Valves’ Series A gaskets are suitable for DN25–65 and DN80–200. The Series A gaskets mentioned here refer to those made of PTFE and graphite, which are applicable to various pipe diameters. Are there any other series of gaskets? Does anyone know how to choose the series for this filler? I want to learn * a bit.
Reply #22024-05-25
For more detailed information, you will need to communicate directly with the manufacturer.
Reply #32024-05-30
In addition to the A-series packing, there are various other packing series used in the valve industry; for example, flexible graphite packing: it is corrosion-resistant, heat-resistant, and flexible, making it highly suitable for use in valves under high temperature and pressure conditions. Metal fillers: such as stainless steel and brass, are suitable for applications that require high mechanical strength and wear resistance. Woven fillers: such as hemp-core woven fillers, which exhibit excellent wear resistance and chemical stability. Methods for selecting packing When choosing valve packing, the following factors need to be considered: medium properties: including the acidity or alkalinity of the medium, its corrosiveness, concentration, temperature, etc. For highly corrosive media, corrosion-resistant and chemically stable packing should be selected. Operating environment: includes factors such as temperature, pressure, and humidity of the operating environment. For example, valves used at low temperatures should be equipped with gaskets suitable for such low-temperature environments. Sealing requirement: Select a packing with appropriate sealing performance based on the usage requirements of the valve. Wear resistance: For media that are viscous or contain a high amount of particles, it is necessary to choose fillers with good wear resistance. Thermal and electrical conductivity: Valves generate heat during use, so the packing also needs to have certain thermal conductivity. For valves that require grounding, the packing should also be conductive.

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