Gaskets
Flange gaskets — full-face, inside-bolt-circle ring and spiral-wound — that seal the joint between two flanges, cut to ASME / EN dimensions in the material suited to the service.
Technical Data
| Gaskets — specification | |
|---|---|
| Type | Full-face / ring / spiral-wound |
| Standard | ASME B16.21 / B16.20 · EN 1514 |
| Material | NBR, EPDM, PTFE, graphite, CAF |
| Size range | DN10–DN3000 |
| Pressure | To Class 2500 / PN250 |
| Temperature | Per material |
Drawing & Dimensions
Datasheet & Documents
The Gaskets datasheet is being issued in YTM Pipe format. Send us your requirement and our team will share the current technical documentation with your quotation.
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Questions & Answers
Which flange gasket type should I use?
Full-face gaskets suit flat-face flanges and low pressures; ring gaskets suit raised-face flanges; spiral-wound gaskets with an inner and outer ring are the standard choice for higher pressures and temperatures. Ring-joint gaskets are used with RTJ flanges. Standards are ASME B16.20, B16.21 and EN 1514.
What is a spiral-wound gasket made of?
Alternating layers of a metal winding strip, usually stainless steel, and a soft filler such as graphite or PTFE, held by a centring ring and often an inner ring. The metal gives resilience under bolt load while the filler seals.
What type do you supply for gaskets?
Full-face / ring / spiral-wound. Other sizes can usually be supplied on request — send your requirement for confirmation.
What materials are offered?
NBR, EPDM, PTFE, graphite, CAF.
Is a technical datasheet available?
Yes — the datasheet is being issued in YTM Pipe format and is available on request; our team sends it with your quotation.
How do I get a price?
Send size, specification and quantity through the Request-a-Quote form, WhatsApp or [email protected] — our team responds within one business day.
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Manufactured and supplied to the governing standard, inspected and documented before dispatch.