What is a Camprofile gasket?
What is a Camprofile gasket?
Camprofile gaskets consist of a metal core, with machined concentric grooves on each side, covered with a thin, bonded soft layer of sealing material. The serrated metallic core is very effective for sealing in applications where high temperatures, high pressures and fluctuating process conditions exist.
What is gasket and types of gasket?
Types of Gaskets
| Non-Metallic | Metallic – Ring Gasket | Composite |
|---|---|---|
| Compressed Non-Asbestos Fibre Gasket (CNAF) | Oval Ring Gasket | Spiral Wound Gaskets |
| PTFE Gasket | Octagonal Ring Gasket | Camprofile Gaskets |
| Rubber Gasket | Metal Jacketed Gasket |
What is a Garlock gasket?
Some Garlock Gaskets are made of a compressed non-asbestos gasket sheet of aramid fibers and high temperature fillers with a neoprene (CR) binder. Garlock gaskets are one of the best types of gaskets because of their durability, lifespan, and useability for different types of projects.
What is difference between RF and RTJ flanges?
RTJ flanges have grooves in their sealing faces, while RF flanges do not. If you want to make a connection between the two flanges, you can only apply a flat gasket. This flat gasket wil be make full contact with de sealing surface of the RF flange, but not with the sealing surface of the RTJ flange.
What temp is Garlock good for?
Corrosion-resistant THERMa-PUR is the only gasket material designed to withstand high pressure and temperatures up to 1,832°F / 1,000°C.
What is Garlock material made of?
Garlock’s Premium Rubber family of products are manufactured using high-quality homogeneous rubber compounds, unlike commercial or utility rubber products, which are made with low-quality blends, prone to media incompatibility and gasket failure.
Which material is suitable for gasket?
While gaskets can be made from a variety of materials, one of the top choices is rubber. Rubber comes in a wide range of formulations and grades, each of which offers distinct characteristics that make it suitable for different applications: Neoprene. Nitrile (Buna-N)
