Factory wholesale PTFE Envelope EPDM Gasket Export to Detroit

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PTFE envelope EPDM gasket utilizing PTFE jacket have become popular for use in severely corrosive services because of its low min. Seating stress, excellent creep resistance, high deformability and choice of a variety of filler materials to assure optimum performance on any specific application. Product Feature: l Virtually 100% chemically resistance l Temperature resistance: -200~+260℃ l Pressure resistance: 4Mpa Application PTFE envelope gaskets are widely used in food and process industria...


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PTFE envelope EPDM gasket utilizing PTFE jacket have become popular for use in severely corrosive services because of its low min. Seating stress, excellent creep resistance, high deformability and choice of a variety of filler materials to assure optimum performance on any specific application.

Product Feature:

l Virtually 100% chemically resistance

l Temperature resistance: -200~+260℃

l Pressure resistance: 4Mpa

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PTFE envelope gaskets are widely used in food and process industrial where contamination of the medium can not be permitted. Suitable for medium strong alkalis, cryogenic fluids, oxygen, chlorine gas etc.


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