Spiral wound gaskets are used in challenging high pressure environments. They have proven to offer exceptional safety up to temperature limits of for example 1000°C with ceramic fillers and, depending on matierals, pressure limits of up to 320 bars.
The spring-back properties compensate for the component expansion differences associated with pressure and temperature fluctuations and prevent the resulting sealing gap. This guarantees a reliable sealing function under harsh conditions.
Gasket dimensions
Spiral gaskets for DIN and ASME flanges, special dimensions up to 3000 mm
Pressure range: PN 10 to PN 320, Class 150 to 2500
Gasket thickness: unpressed 4.5 mm (standard), pressed 3.4 mm. Other gasket thicknesses on request.
Center and inner ring: 3 mm (standard), other sizes on request.
Additional Shapes
Production of spiral-wound gaskets for heat exchangers or covers with an oval shape is possible
Operating temperatures
Material Guide
Advantages:
- High chemical resistance.
- Usable for many applications in the pharmaceutical and food industries.
- FDA approved.
Disadvantages:
Prone cold flow/creep.
Installation handling requires a high degree of attention. It is hence advised that the installation is carried out by a specialist.
Advantages
- High chemical resistance.
- High thermal resistance.
Disadvantages:
- Installation handling requires a high degree of attention. It is hence advised that the installation is carried out by a specialist.
Advantages:
- High resistance to heat.
- High chemical resistance.
Disadvantages:
- Installation handling requires a high degree of attention. It is hence advised that the installation is carried out by a specialist.
Advantages:
- Excellent heat resistance.
- Good chemical resistance.
Disadvantages:
- Installation handling requires a high degree of attention. It is hence advised that the installation is carried out by a specialist.