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Spiral gasket
Gaskets used in the piping and joints of various machines ■□■Features■□■ ■Depending on the conditions of use (temperature, flange diameter), reinforcements such as SS and SUS can be added, or fillers can be replaced with PTFE or graphite for production. ■Diameters range from approximately Φ10 to Φ1500, and oval or irregular shapes can also be manufactured, including branched types. ■For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
Metal jacket gasket (envelope gasket)
This is a gasket with a core made of highly heat-resistant non-asbestos sheet or ceramic sheet, covered with a thin metal plate.
This gasket uses graphite as a filler and is suitable for high temperature and high pressure applications.
A spiral gasket is a gasket that is wound by layering a metal strip shaped like a V, called a hoop, and a cushioning material called a filler, with the beginning and end of the winding fixed by spot welding.
Since PTFE is used as a filler, it is particularly suitable for sealing highly permeable fluids and gases.
A spiral wound gasket is a gasket that is formed by winding a metal strip shaped like a V, called a hoop, around a filler material, known as a cushioning material, while overlapping them, and fixing the beginning and end of the winding with spot welding.
Since PTFE is used as a filler, it is particularly suitable for sealing highly permeable fluids and gases.
A spiral gasket is a gasket that is formed by winding a metal strip shaped like a V, called a hoop, around a cushioning material known as a filler, with the beginning and end of the winding secured by spot welding.
