Overview
This industrial-grade spiral wound gasket is engineered for high-performance sealing in critical piping and vessel flanged connections. Manufactured in strict compliance with the HG/T 20631-2009 standard, it is designed to withstand demanding pressure and temperature conditions while providing a reliable, leak-tight seal. The 6-inch nominal size and 150-pound pressure rating make it a standard solution for a wide range of process applications. Its construction ensures long-term durability and consistent performance in both indoor and outdoor industrial environments.
Key Features
Engineered to the HG/T 20631-2009 standard for assured dimensional accuracy and performance. Rated for service up to 150 pounds per square inch (PSI) on standard flanges. Features a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) filler for superior resistance to a broad spectrum of chemicals and corrosive media. Built with a C2230 winding configuration, incorporating a 304 stainless steel inner ring and outer ring for enhanced gasket stability and crush resistance. The metal winding and rings provide structural integrity, preventing blow-out under pressure fluctuations and misalignment. Suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor installations without performance degradation.
Specifications
Standard: HG/T 20631-2009 Nominal Size: 6 Inch Pressure Class: 150 LB Winding Configuration: C2230 (304 Stainless Steel Inner/Outer Rings with PTFE Filler) Filler Material: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Metal Windings: 304 Stainless Steel Sealant Type: Spiral Wound Gasket Indoor/Outdoor Use: Both Paintable: No Package Quantity: 8
Applications
Ideal for sealing flanged joints in chemical and petrochemical processing pipelines. Suitable for use in pharmaceutical manufacturing where chemical inertness is required. Applicable in power generation facilities for water, steam, and mild chemical service. Effective for general industrial plumbing and HVAC systems requiring a robust seal. Used in food and beverage processing equipment where non-contamination and cleanability are priorities.
