Virgin PTFE Gaskets
Made from 100% pure, unreinforced PTFE material without any fillers or additives. Our virgin PTFE gaskets are commonly used in applications where chemical resistance and non-stick properties are crucial.
PTFE Flange Gasket
This is a specifically designed PTFE gasket for flanged connections. PTFE flange gaskets are available in various shapes, sizes and thicknesses to match different flange configurations, including full-face gaskets and ring gaskets.
PTFE Rope Gasket
This type of gasket is made by extruding PTFE into a rope-like form, which can then be cut into desired lengths for applications. They are often braided or twisted to enhance their flexibility and compressibility, typically white or off-white in color.
PTFE Tri Clamp Gasket
The gasket is placed between the two ferrules and compressed using the clamp, creating a secure and leak-free seal. PTFE tri clamp gaskets are specifically designed to fit Tri Clamp fittings and provide a reliable seal in sanitary and hygienic applications.
ePTFE Gasket
ePTFE gaskets have excellent sealing properties, as the expanded structure allows for better conformity and adaptation to irregular sealing surfaces. The porous nature of ePTFE also enhances its ability to fill micro-leaks and provide a tight seal.
Reinforced PTFE Gaskets
Virgin PTFE gaskets have relatively low mechanical strength and creep resistance, making it susceptible to deformation under load and cold flow over time. To overcome these limitations, we also provide reinforced PTFE gaskets, which incorporate reinforcing materials to enhance their mechanical properties.
PTFE Envelope Gasket
It consists of a PTFE envelope or sheath that encloses a filler material, which can provide the gasket with resilience and flexibility, allowing it to adapt to flange surfaces and create a reliable seal. Common filler materials include non-asbestos fibers, ePTFE, or rubber. The design of the PTFE envelope gasket makes it can be used in applications involving aggressive chemicals, high temperatures, and pressures.
PTFE Spiral Wound Gasket
PTFE spiral wound gasket is typically constructed using a combination of PTFE filler material and a metal winding strip, such as stainless steel. The metal winding provides structural support and strength, while the PTFE filler material ensures excellent chemical resistance and low friction. It can effectively seal against a wide range of media, including acids, alkalis, solvents, gases, and various fluids.
PTFE Bonded EPDM Gasket
It is constructed by bonding a layer of PTFE to the sides of an EPDM rubber gasket. The PTFE layer acts as a chemical barrier, providing protection against aggressive media (acids, bases, and organic solvents), while the EPDM base provides the necessary elasticity and sealing properties. The combination of EPDM and PTFE creates a gasket that can withstand a wider range of chemical environments.