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BLUE-GARD®
Gasketing material made from a unique blend of fibers, fillers, and a choice of several elastomeric binders. Excels in a wide range of industrial applications.
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GRAPH-LOCK®
Pure exfoliated graphite material handles extreme temperatures, resists nearly all non-oxidizing chemicals, and offers excellent compressibility and low creep relaxation. Available in homogeneous material, or with metallic or non-metallic inserts.
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GYLON®
Restructured PTFE gasketing with excellent chemical resistance. Significantly reduces creep relaxation problems typical of conventional PTFE.
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Inorganic Fiber
Inorganic fiber gasketing with excellent thermal stability and torque retention for optimal sealability in temperatures up to 550°F (290°C) continuous.
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LEAK-GARD™
Proprietary compound virtually eliminates oil and hydrocarbon leaks even under low bolt load, and avoids "weep-through" common to vegetable fiber gasketing. Recommended for lightweight gear box covers and fuel pumps, as well as standard ASME raised face flanges.
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MULTI-SWELL™
Over 70% of gasket failures are due to lack of load.
MULTI-SWELL™ Style 3760 Gaskets react with water or
oil to create its own load. Problems with low load applications
and leakage are a thing of the past.
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Premium Rubber
Premium grade elastomer (rubber) sheet products for applications where the low load requirements of rubber are necessary.
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Reinforced Rubber/Rubber Diaphragm
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STRESS SAVER®
Raised, molded-in sealing rings seal with 75% less surface area for high performance in non-metallic flanges.
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Vegetable Fiber
A group of low cost gaskets that utilize vegetable fiber and/or cork to seal in low pressure, low temperature applications. These gaskets are easy to cut and meet a number of automotive, military and industrial requirements
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