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The octagonal gasket is stuck in the flange sealing groove; how can it be removed intact?

2016-03-11View Original

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The octagonal gasket is for DN1200, and it’s fixed very tightly. Do any of you have any tips on how to remove it without damaging it, so that it can be reused on another piece of equipment?
Reply #22016-03-11
Tap it with a wooden mallet – that’s how the gasket for the head of our hydrogen reactor is installed.
Reply #32016-03-11
For the reuse of gaskets, you should ask the manufacturer
Reply #42016-03-11
Metal gaskets are completely fine, while non-metallic ones are not.
Reply #52016-03-11
Knock it, pry it. . . . . .
Reply #62016-03-11
Check the octagonal pads for any damage; they can be reused, and a single pad can cost over a thousand yuan.
Reply #72016-03-11
It must be difficult to reuse octagonal gaskets, as removing them will definitely damage the surface of the sealing surface
Reply #82016-03-12
For some high-temperature areas, even applying molybdenum disulfide yields only modest results; essentially, components exposed to high temperatures and pressures are designed for single-use only.

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