Klinger Compression Packing Polytetrafluoroethylene Gland & Valve Packing, 8 m, 18 m/s rotary speed, 250 bar max

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N° de stock RS:
796-0716
Référence fabricant:
PAC00049000500008
Fabricant:
Klinger
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Marque

Klinger

Product Type

Gland & Valve Packing

Material

Polytetrafluoroethylene

Rotary Speed

18m/s

Maximum Operating Temperature

280°C

Sub Type

Compression Packing

Maximum Operating Pressure

250 bar

Section

5mm

Standards/Approvals

No

Length

8m

Pays d'origine :
GB

Klinger K49 Series


Part of Klinger’s Topline product range. K49 has been designed as a multi-use compression packing capable of covering a broad range of applications helping to reduce the variety of gland packing that must be held in stock. Rapid heat dispersion enables this packing to be used in high speed systems where standard PTFE products would not be suitable. PTFE filaments have been impregnated with a graphite based lubricant. Suitable for a wide range of industries including water, distilleries, chemical processing, refineries and petrochemical plants. Useable with most media including strong acids and alkalis.

WRAS Approved for use with potable water.

Rapid Heat dissapation

Chemical reistant

Suitable for valve and pump packing

Gland & Valve Packings


Gland and valve packings, designed to provide a seal between a moving spindle or shaft and the pressurised housing which it penetrates. Typical applications include rotary and reciprocating pumps, compressors, mixers or valve packing.

Note

Note: Packing should not be subjected to the maximums of temperature, pressure and speed simultaneously

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