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What does this gasket mean?

2021-03-31View Original

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SWGA-K4G-CL600-DN100-GARF 304+GRAF, OR: CS, IR: 304 SH/T 3407-2013. I would like to know what this gasket represents
Reply #22021-03-31
GARF should be flexible graphite. CS stands for carbon steel. Check SH3407 and see if the markings are standard.
Reply #32021-03-31
Checking standards helps to strengthen memory
Reply #42021-04-01
There are standards for gaskets; just look them up – checking according to the numbering rules will make things clear.
Reply #52021-04-03
I’ve learned about it; I now have some understanding of gaskets
Reply #62021-04-09
Coiled gaskets, intermediate gaskets. 304+GRAF refers to 304+flexible graphite, meaning a product made by stacking layers of 304 material and layers of flexible graphite together
Reply #72021-04-09
If it is the gasket used for sealing between two flanges, it should be something like the one in the picture.
Reply #82021-04-11
I know that; it’s just that some of the meanings aren’t clear to me
Reply #92021-04-11
I’ve already checked the standards; I’m asking only because I didn’t find them

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