Standards for high-strength graphite gaskets?
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Dear experts, does anyone have the standards for high-quality graphite gaskets? I need them urgently. Please share them or provide a link; I couldn’t find any information on the forum
Does anyone know? I couldn’t find any information online either. If you know, please help me out
Generally, there are flexible graphite gaskets and metal-graphite wound gaskets. I’m not familiar with high-strength graphite gaskets. Could the original poster please explain roughly what their properties are? This post was last edited by Albertlu on 2009-2-24 at 12:30.]
Performance features of high-strength graphite gaskets: The toothed plate-enhanced high-strength graphite gasket represents an improvement over conventional cutting gaskets. It has metal sheets covering its inner layer, which not only preserves all the excellent properties of the original gasket but also facilitates installation and removal. It is resistant to damage, prevents erosion by media, improves pressure resistance, and boasts good corrosion resistance, as well as tolerance to high/low temperatures, excellent compressive resilience, and high strength. Application areas: Widely used in pipes, valves, pumps, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, condensers, generators, air compressors, exhaust pipes, refrigerators, etc. I just want to know the standards for this gasket, just as there are standards for metal wound gaskets