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Expanded PTFE Gasket

Expanded PTFE (Teflon) gasket material is manufactured by expanding virgin PTFE, a process that results in a uniform, highly fibrillated microstructure and isotropic tensile strength.  Expanded PTFE offers greater softness and flexibility than virgin PTFE gaskets, enabling easy conformity to uneven and rough surfaces. The material is easier to compress while minimizing creep and cold flow

It is suitable for use in steel flanges as well as flanges where a highly compressible gasket is required. Expanded PTFE Gasket is also 

suitable for sealing flanges with irregular surfaces. It will not exhibit the cold flow problems associated with virgin PTFE or the hardness 

problems of some other filled PTFE products. It has excellent sealability, cuts easily, and separates cleanly from flanges after use 

Advantages

 

Unlimited shelf life and no aging, combined with complete resistance to UV, ozone, and corona. It is also easy to hand or die cut and removes cleanly from flange surfaces after operation

Sizes from 1/2” – 24” available, Customized shapes available
High tensile strength and dimensional stability and high Resistance to creep and cold flow.
This design prevents gasket overhang into the pipe bore, helping maintain optimal process performance

Reliable sealability and good consistency resulting in a superior initial sealing capability

Technical Data

PROPERTY 

STANDARD 

VALUE 

Color 

– 

White 

Density 

ASTM D792 

0.75-0.95g/cm3 

Operating temperatures 

– 

-286 – 320°C 

Compressibility 

ASTM F36 

45 % 

Recovery 

ASTM F36 

12 -13% 

Creep Relaxation 

ASTM F38 

35 – 36 % 

Sealability (Nitrogen) 

ASTM F 37B 

0.15 ml / hr 

Sealability (Fuel A) 

ASTM F 37B 

0.02 ml / hr 

Service Pressure 

– 

Full Vaccum to 19 MPa 

Tensile Strength Both directions 

ASTM D638 

19.6 MPa 

Applications:

Application Used for • Hand-holes and manholes 

  • All types of sealing flange
  • Heat exchangers
  • Compressors
  • Pump, etc

And suitable for various industries, including distilleries, food and beverage, general chemical, marine, iron and steel manufacturing, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, pulp and paper, and power generation.