Flexible Graphite Spiral Wound Gasket

• Material: Stainless Steel+Flexible Graphite
• Application: Valve and Pipe
• Type: Oil Seal
• Performance: High Temperture and High Pressure
• Shape: Ith Inner & outer Ring
• Standard: Standard, Nonstandard, Custom Size
• Model NO.: Shilongseals 3015
• Product Type: Basic, with Inner Ring, with outer Ring
• Medium: Liquids and Gases
• Product Customization: Acceptable
• Transport Package: Wooden Case
• Specification: 1/2" inch -60" inch
• Trademark: ShilongSeals
• Origin: Harbin China
• HS Code: 8484100000
• Production Capacity: 4000000 Piece Per Year

Product Description

WHAT IS A SPIRAL WOUND GASKET?

Introduction to Spiral Wound Gasket (SWG):

A Spiral Wound Gasket (SWG) is a type of industrial gasket that is widely used in high-temperature, high-pressure, and corrosive environments. It consists of a V-shaped metal strip and a softer filler material that is wound in a spiral fashion to create a resilient sealing surface. This article will discuss the construction, types, advantages, applications, factors to consider, installation, maintenance, challenges, and importance of Spiral Wound Gaskets.

What are the materials used in Spiral Wound Gaskets (SWG)?

Construction of Spiral Wound Gaskets:
 

The construction of a Spiral Wound Gasket comprises four main parts: the outer ring, inner ring, winding strip, and filler material. The outer ring is made of carbon steel or stainless steel, and it acts as a compression stop to prevent over-compression and gasket blowout. The inner ring is made of the same material as the winding strip, and it provides additional support to the gasket. The winding strip is typically made of stainless steel or other alloys and is wound in a spiral fashion to create the gasket's sealing surface. The filler material is placed between the winding strip to enhance the gasket's sealing properties.

 

Compared to metal wound gaskets, ShilongSeals metal wound gaskets achieve a good seal under lower stress (bolt load). Durable LongTM metal wound gaskets can be produced according to various international and industry standards, such as ASME B16.20,DIN,BS,JIS,GB,HG standards and so on. The quality assurance system conforms to ISO9001 standard.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

 

Types of Filler Materials Used in Spiral Wound Gaskets (SWG):
Filler Material		Abbreviation
Graphite	Graphite is a popular filler material due to its excellent thermal and chemical resistance.	F.G.
PTFE(Polytetrafluoroethylene)	PTFE is another popular filler material known for its chemical resistance and low coefficient of friction.	PTFE
Mica	Mica filler material is known for its excellent heat resistance and is often used in high-temperature applications.	Mica
Non-Asbestos	Non-asbestos filler materials are used in applications that require good chemical resistance without using asbestos.	NAS
Ceramic	Ceramic filler material is ideal for applications that require high-temperature resistance and good electrical insulation.	CR

 

Product Description

Basic Type

With Inner Ring Type

With Outter Ring Type

With Outter&Inner Ring Type

With Ribs Type for Heat Exchanger

Special Type

 

Construction of Spiral Wound Gaskets:

The construction of a Spiral Wound Gasket comprises four main parts: the centering ring, inner ring and winding strip that includes stainless steel belt and filler material.
The centering ring is made of carbon steel or stainless steel, and it acts as a compression stop to prevent over-compression and gasket blowout.
The inner ring is made of the same material as the winding strip, and it provides additional support to the gasket.
The winding strip is typically made of stainless steel or other alloys and is wound in a spiral fashion to create the gasket's sealing surface. The filler material is placed between the winding strip to enhance the gasket's sealing properties.

 

In order to match the working conditions of different pressure levels of metal wound gaskets, specific pressure and tensile force need to be applied to the winding of metal belts and non-metal fillers in the manufacturing process.
By matching different pressures, tensile forces and the thickness of non-metallic packing, the load or compression force required to compress the gasket will be very different. Generally speaking, the higher the density of the wound part, the higher the pressure class, the higher the load required to compress the gasket.
In low pressure classes,flange connections can provide lower compression loads. The low stress winding gasket needs to have a suitable gasket coefficient to achieve a good sealing effect. For
 low-pressure tight stress conditions, we can customize the gasket winding density according to the specific requirements of the user's working conditions to ensure the sound sealing effect.

 

 

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