Standard line of compressed gasket materials are the high quality materials produced on specially designed rollers called calanders. A pasty mixture of material is placed into the gap between a large heated roller and a small cooled roller, until the desired thickness is achieved. The quality of gasket materials produced in the calandering process is influenced by the following main parameters: working pressure, temperature of the rollers and speed of the rollers. Standard line of compressed gasket materials consist of fibres and fillers which are bonded together by rubber. The final properties of compresed gasket materials are also in connection with: quality and quantity of the fibres, the degree of openness of individual fibres, and the amount and the type of fillers and rubber used.
Gasket material for lower loadings. | |
Gasket material for medium loadings. | |
Gasket material with good mechanical and chemical properties. | |
Gasket material with excellent thermal properties and good steam resistance. | |
Gasket material with good mechanical, chemical and thermal properties. | |
Gasket material with excellent torque retention, good steam and thermal resistance. | |
Gasket material with excellent resistance against steam and strong alkalies. | |
Gasket material with controlled swell properties. | |
Gasket material with extremelly good resistance to cooling media. | |
Gasket material with very good resistance to acids and alkaline media. | |
Wire reinforced gasket material with great strength. | |
Gasket material with excellent dynamic and thermal properties. | |
Gasket material with superior dynamic and thermal resistance. |