Jointing

Jointing category specializes in delivering high-quality gasket and jointing solutions tailored to a broad spectrum of industrial applications. 

With commitment to precision and reliability, we ensure that every product meets the highest standards of performance and durability.

Finished Gaskets: Our range of finished gaskets includes full-face and inner bolt circle (IBC) designs, meticulously crafted to provide optimal sealing performance. These gaskets are ready to install and available in materials like Expanded PTFE, Engineered Compressed Graphite, and Tanged Graphite, catering to specific operational requirements such as high temperatures, pressures, and chemical resistance.

Raw Materials: For those requiring custom solutions, we offer jointing materials in raw form, such as sheets and rolls. This option allows for tailored gasket creation, providing the flexibility needed to meet unique specifications and applications. Our raw materials are ideal for crafting bespoke seals that address specific industrial challenges effectively.

 

What are Flange Gaskets used for?

Tanged Graphite Flange Gaskets are ideal for applications in steam, refinery, petrochemical, and industrial sectors. They can withstand extreme temperatures from -200°C to 1000°C, making them suitable for high-temperature applications where excellent sealing and thermal stability are required.

 

Where is TOPOG-E Boiler Door Gasket typically used?

The TOPOG-E Boiler Door Gasket is designed for sealing manholes, steam boilers, water heaters, and air tanks. It can handle temperatures up to 193°C and is specifically engineered to provide effective sealing in steam-generating vessels.

 

What is Oil Jointing Paper and its typical applications?

Oil Jointing Paper is made from cellulose fiber, reinforced with glue and plastifiers to enhance its mechanical properties. It is generally used where low temperature and less aggressive general-purpose sealing is adequate, such as in water and low-pressure steam services.

 

What are the advantages of using Spiral Wound Gaskets with steel and graphite?

Spiral Wound Gaskets, which can include outer and inner rings made of cast steel, 316 stainless steel, and graphite, are designed for industrial services and high-temperature applications up to 550°C. They can also withstand pressures up to 200 bar, making them suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications, including steam systems.

 

What types of applications are suitable for Synthetic Rubber Bonded Cork?

Synthetic Rubber Bonded Cork is primarily used in applications involving engine oil and gear oil. Its resilience and compressibility make it suitable for automotive applications, particularly as seals in engines where oil resistance is crucial.

 

What is the purpose of Engineered Compressed Graphite in gaskets?

Engineered Compressed Graphite is used for gaskets in industrial services, steam environments, high temperatures, and petrochemical applications. It can handle temperatures up to 200°C and pressures up to 100 bar, offering excellent sealing properties under harsh conditions.

 

What makes Expanded PTFE suitable for industrial and high-temperature applications?

Expanded PTFE gaskets are highly versatile, suitable for a wide range of applications including steam, high temperature, and petrochemical industries. They can withstand temperatures up to 270°C and pressures up to 200 bar, making them ideal for applications requiring tight seals and chemical resistance.

 

How does Fibreglass Rope Lagging function in high-temperature environments?

Fibreglass Rope Lagging is primarily used to insulate and seal against high temperatures, capable of handling up to 550°C. It is typically applied around boiler doors and similar applications where high-temperature resistance is essential for maintaining energy efficiency and safety.