Gasket problem on reactor
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My company is a pharmaceutical company. The gaskets on the reactors are all Gore's soft polytetrafluoroethylene gaskets. They are too expensive. Is there any good one that can replace them?
If it is cheap, the service life may be shortened! !
What the poster is talking about is expanded PTFE gasket. It is confirmed to be very expensive, but it is effective and easy to use. The pharmaceutical industry does not know whether the reaction kettle used is glass-lined or stainless steel. If it is glass-lined, it may only use PTFE gasket. There are many gaskets to choose from for the sealing of stainless steel kettles. However, the pharmaceutical industry should mainly consider the issue of hygiene. The reason for using PTFE gasket is that it does not pollute the medium.