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Flexible Corrugated Graphite tape

Flexible Corrugated Graphite tape

Flexible Corrugated Graphite tape Designed for use as packing, just with wrapping tape to stem or shaft, and when stuffing, endless packing can be formed. It is easy installed for small diameter valves, and can also be used for emergencies when spare packings are not available.

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PTFE Tape for Making Spiral wound Gasket

PTFE Tape for Making Spiral wound Gasket

PTFE Tape For Making Spiral Wound Gasket is made from 100% PTFE with a special process molding. Expanded PTFE tape for making spiral wound gasket can conform to any surface, including rough, pitted, scratched and damaged surfaces. We can supply the common PTFE tape and expanded PTFE tape.

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Flexible Expanded Graphite Tape Filler For Making Spiral wound gasket

Flexible Expanded Graphite Tape Filler For Making Spiral wound gasket

Flexible Expanded Graphite Tape Filler For Making Spiral wound gasket made of graphite foil sheet are cut to any required size with high precision which makes it an excellent filler for production of high quality spiral wound gaskets and graphite die-molded rings.

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Neoprene Rubber Superior Sealing Cork Rubber Sheet

Neoprene Rubber Superior Sealing Cork Rubber Sheet

Neoprene Rubber Superior Sealing Cork Rubber Sheet is the combination of chemical resistance and heat resistance of Neoprene, with the high sealing coefficient of cork, result in a highly reliable gasket for the electric and automobile industries

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Nitrile Rubber Bonded Cork Sheet

Nitrile Rubber Bonded Cork Sheet

Nitrile Rubber Bonded Cork Sheet material sheets are manufactured on the basis of cork granules and various types of rubber compounds NBR, SBR. The material obtained is extremely flexible, durable and resistant to grease, oils, fuels, gases and many other chemicals.

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Cork Sheet

Cork Sheet

Kaxite Cork sheet is made from clean granulated cork mixed with resin binder, which is compressed to form black, split into sheets.

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