What does “thck sp-wd ss” mean in a gasket?

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This post was last edited by FORREST_GUMP on 2015-12-21 08:18. May I ask what “thick sp-wd ss” means in the phrase “gasket cl150 rf 4.5mm thck sp-wd ss 316l and graphite filler w/i.r. ss 316l”?

Reply #22015-12-21

4.5mm thick: Thickness of 4.5mm; SP: Spiral wound gasket; Metal wound gasket; wd: Winding refers to the metal steel strip used in wound gaskets; SS: Stainless steel

Reply #32015-12-21

Coiled gasket with a thickness of 4.5 MM for 150lb raised face flanges, made of SS316L and filled with flexible graphite.

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