Which is cheaper, high-strength graphite gaskets of the same specification or metal wound gaskets?

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I would like to ask fellow sea users: which is cheaper, high-strength graphite gaskets of the same specifications or metal wound gaskets?

Reply #22014-11-08

Metal wound gaskets are expensive; for example, those with a DN15 size, made of 150# material and designated as D1222, cost over 2 yuan each, while high-strength graphite composite gaskets only cost a few cents

Reply #32014-11-10

I think it’s because the gasketing material is expensive; its manufacturing process is more complex than that of graphite gaskets, and this is one of the reasons for its high cost. The price of metals is also higher than that of graphite

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