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We added a filter screen between the two flanges, as well as winding gaskets, but the sealing effect was not good. Later, a technician used a white, soft filler that resembled noodles; by shaping it into a ring and then connecting the two flanges with it, the sealing improved significantly. Has anyone used such a filler before? What’s your name?
This post was last edited by *aoye613 on 2010-2-1 21:01. It should be asbestos rope; this material is often used in low-pressure applications due to its good rolling properties, making it suitable for such uses.
It’s just a regular instrument union winding packing, the kind that is kept on hand for routine maintenance
2# *aoye613 I’ve seen pictures of asbestos rope on Baidu; what I saw was different – it broke easily when pulled, and instead of being made up of multiple strands twisted together like ordinary asbestos rope, it was just a single strand. Just like noodles, it feels very similar to raw tape material
It should be PTFE tape, commonly used in factories. Improve the sealing at the joints,
Is it an expanded PTFE tape, white and elastic?
It should be PTFE sealing tape
It should be flexible PTFE, which pulls out in a thread-like shape
Is it the PTFE tape? ! ! It can be seen everywhere. 1
I checked on Baidu the names everyone provided, and none of them seem right............ But thanks anyway for everyone’s participation