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Spiral Wound Gasket with Outer & Inner Ring made Of Cast Steel, 316 Stainless & Graphite

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Spiral wound gaskets are made using 316L Stainless Steel windings and graphite filler for the body of the gasket. They have a carbon steel outer and inner ring. The inner ring guards against unwinding of the gasket and gives a smooth flow of product past the flange assembly. These Spiral Wound Gaskets are manufactured to API601.

  • High Operating Temperature
  • High Pressure Tolerance
  • Seal over a wide range of flange surface finishes
  • Inner Ring makes it easier to be reused

Gasket Dimensions

 

Spiral Wound Gasket with Outer & Inner Ring made Of Cast Steel, 316 Stainless & Graphite Dimensions

ANSI Class
ANSI 150
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 14.2 19.1 31.8 47.8
20mm 20.6 25.4 39.6 57.2
25mm 26.9 31.8 47.8 66.8
32mm 38.1 47.8 60.5 76.2
40mm 44.5 54.1 69.9 85.9
50mm 55.6 69.9 85.9 104.9
65mm 66.5 82.6 98.6 124
80mm 81 101.6 120.7 136.7
100mm 106.4 127 149.4 174.8
125mm 131.8 155.7 177.8 196.9
150mm 157.2 182.6 209.6 222.3
200mm 215.9 233.4 263.7 279.4
250mm 268.2 287.3 317.5 339.9
300mm 317.5 339.9 374.7 409.7
350mm 349.3 371.6 406.4 450.9
400mm 400.1 422.4 463.6 514.4
ANSI 300
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 14.2 19.1 31.8 54.1
20mm 20.6 25.4 39.6 66.8
25mm 26.9 31.8 47.8 73.2
32mm 38.1 47.8 60.5 82.6
40mm 44.5 54.1 69.9 95.3
50mm 55.6 69.9 85.9 111.3
65mm 66.5 82.6 98.6 130.3
80mm 81 101.6 120.7 149.4
100mm 106.4 127 149.4 181.1
125mm 131.8 155.7 177.8 215.9
150mm 157.2 182.6 209.6 251
200mm 215.9 233.4 263.7 308.1
250mm 268.2 287.3 317.5 362
300mm 317.5 339.9 374.7 422.4
350mm 349.3 371.6 406.4 485.9
400mm 400.1 422.4 463.6 539.8
ANSI 600
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 14.2 19.1 31.8 54.1
20mm 20.6 25.4 39.6 66.8
25mm 26.9 31.8 47.8 73.2
32mm 38.1 47.8 60.5 82.6
40mm 44.5 54.1 69.9 95.3
50mm 55.6 69.9 85.9 111.3
65mm 66.5 82.6 98.6 130.3
80mm 81 101.6 120.7 149.4
100mm 102.6 120.7 149.4 193.8
125mm 128.3 147.6 177.8 241.3
150mm 154.9 174.8 209.6 266.7
200mm 205.7 225.6 263.7 320.8
250mm 255.3 274.6 317.5 400.1
300mm 307.3 327.2 374.7 457.2
350mm 342.9 362 406.4 492.3
400mm 389.9 412.8 463.6 565.2
ANSI 900
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 14.2 19.1 31.8 63.5
20mm 20.6 25.4 39.6 69.9
25mm 26.9 31.8 47.8 79.5
32mm 33.3 39.6 60.5 88.9
40mm 41.4 47.8 69.9 98.6
50mm 52.3 58.7 85.9 143
65mm 63.5 69.9 98.6 165.1
80mm 78.7 95.3 120.7 168.4
100mm 102.6 120.7 149.4 206.5
125mm 128.3 147.6 177.8 247.7
150mm 154.9 174.8 209.6 289.1
200mm 196.9 222.3 257.3 358.9
250mm 246.1 276.4 311.2 435.1
300mm 292.1 323.9 368.3 498.6
350mm 320.8 355.6 400.1 520.7
400mm 374.7 412.8 457.2 574.8
DIN
DIN PN10
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 22 28 40 51
20mm 27 33 47 61
25mm 34 40 54 71
32mm 43 49 65 82
40mm 48 54 70 92
50mm 57 66 84 107
65mm 73 82 102 127
80mm 86 95 115 142
100mm 108 120 140 162
125mm 134 146 168 192
150mm 162 174 196 217
200mm 213 225 251 272
250mm 267 279 307 327
300mm 318 330 358 377
350mm 363 375 405 437
400mm 414 426 458 488
DIN PN16
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 22 28 40 51
20mm 27 33 47 61
25mm 34 40 54 71
32mm 43 49 65 82
40mm 48 54 70 92
50mm 57 66 84 107
65mm 73 82 102 127
80mm 86 95 115 142
100mm 108 120 140 162
125mm 134 146 168 192
150mm 162 174 196 217
200mm 213 225 251 272
250mm 267 279 307 328
300mm 318 330 358 383
350mm 363 375 405 443
400mm 414 426 458 495
DIN PN25
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 22 28 40 51
20mm 27 33 47 61
25mm 34 40 54 71
32mm 43 49 65 82
40mm 48 54 70 92
50mm 57 66 84 107
65mm 73 82 102 127
80mm 86 95 115 142
100mm 108 120 140 168
125mm 134 146 168 194
150mm 162 174 196 224
200mm 213 225 251 284
250mm 267 279 307 340
300mm 318 330 358 400
350mm 363 375 405 457
400mm 414 426 458 514
DIN PN40
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Size D1 D2 D3 D4
15mm 22 28 40 51
20mm 27 33 47 61
25mm 34 40 54 71
32mm 43 49 65 82
40mm 48 54 70 92
50mm 57 66 84 107
65mm 73 82 102 127
80mm 86 95 115 142
100mm 108 120 140 168
125mm 134 146 168 194
150mm 162 174 196 224
200mm 213 225 251 290
250mm 267 279 307 352
300mm 318 330 358 417
350mm 363 375 405 474
400mm 414 426 458 546

Spiral Wound Gasket Construction

Size 15mm - 300mm
Temperature Limit 550°C
Max Pressure 200 Bar
Application  Industrial Services, Steam, High Temperature Applications

  • What is a Spiral Wound Gasket?

    Spiral Wound Gaskets are a combination of hard and soft materials that are wound together to form a sealing ring. In this case the middle sealing layer is composed of 316 Stainless Steel and Graphite wound together in a spiral then contained by an outer and inner ring both made of cast steel.

  • How does a Spiral Wound Gasket work?

    A Spiral Wound Gasket forms a sealing layer between two surfaces (usually two flange faces). The middle ring (in these spiral wounds as they have an inner and outer ring, some only have an outer ring) provides the sealing surface as it is the softer material been made up of 316 Stainless Steel and Graphite wound together. The inner and outer ring are there to contain the sealing ring and help locate the gasket.

  • How long will my Spiral Wound Gasket last?

    Spiral Wound Gaskets can be very durable as long as they are installed correctly. Most problems are encountered when the spiral wound is taken out where it may run the risk of unwinding. The extra inner ring will help prevent this from happening but it should still be carefully removed as it may bind on the mating surfaces. In practice a lot of spiral wounds are replaced every time the pipework is taken apart.

  • What are typical uses of a Spiral Wound Gasket?

    Spiral Wound Gaskets are mostly used in high temperature applications where other soft cut gaskets may not be as desirable. This is very common in steam lines as the gasket can withstand high operating temperatures and is quite inert to the media.

  • How do I install a Spiral Wound Gasket?

    The two mating surfaces which the Spiral Wound Gasket will form the seal between need to be thoroughly cleaned to make sure there is no dirt or debris on the faces. Once this is achieved and the surfaces look even (if the surface is too worn a spiral wound gasket will struggle to form a seal) the two ends can be bought together with the spiral wound forming the middle seal. Care must be taken to ensure the spiral wound is concentric in the pipe so it is not in the flow path and is mating on the sealing surfaces only. Once this is achieved the pipe/flange bolts can be tightened in a diagonal direction to ensure an even sealing pressure is achieved.

  • How long will my product take to get to me? 

    This depends upon where you are based and the freight method chosen. If the express freight option is selected it is usually next day delivery to metropolitan areas in Australia for under 5kg. If free freight has been selected it will go by road freight which can be anywhere from 1 to 10 days depending upon your location. It usually averages 3 days.

  • What warranty do I get?

    All of our products come standard with a 12 month warranty. The good news is we have very strict quality controls and all Spiral Wound Gaskets are inspected so there are rarely any issues. Also once your valve is in and operating it will most likely continue to do so for a very long time. 

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