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Compressed cardboard flat gaskets
Manufacturers of compressed cardboard gaskets
Compressed cardboard gaskets for pipes, motors, chemicals, heat exchangers and refrigeration equipment
Compressed cardboard industrial flat gaskets are key elements in the industrial sector, as they are used to ensure tightness between two surfaces in contact, avoiding fluid and gas leaks that may compromise the safety or proper functioning of the facilities.
Compressed cardboard gaskets are presented in the form of sheets or discs, with different thicknesses and sizes according to the needs of each application. Its design can include metallic reinforcements to increase its resistance and durability.
Advantages of compressed cardboard flat gaskets
Among the advantages offered by flat compressed cardboard gaskets, the following stand out:
- Good compression resistance: Compressed cardboard is able to withstand high pressures without deformation or damage.
- Excellent sealing: thanks to its ability to adapt to surface irregularities, compressed cardboard flat gaskets guarantee a hermetic and long-lasting seal.
- Wide temperature range: compressed cardboard flat gaskets can be used in a wide temperature range, from -200ºC to 400ºC (according to the different qualities), which makes them suitable for applications in extreme conditions.
- Chemical resistance: depending on the composition and thickness of the compressed cardboard used, compressed cardboard flat gaskets can resist the action of different chemical products, such as acids, bases, hydrocarbons, etc.
- Economical: Compressed cardboard is an inexpensive and readily available material, making compressed cardboard flat gaskets an economical solution for multiple applications.
Applications of compressed cardboard flat gaskets
Compressed cardboard flat gaskets are used for various applications:
- In piping systems to prevent liquid and gas leaks.
- In engines and internal combustion equipment to ensure tightness between the different parts.
- In heat exchangers and refrigeration equipment to prevent refrigerant leaks
- In chemical product transport systems to avoid contamination and product losses.