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Fire Safe Packing (MI-3912)

Fire Safe Packing (MI-3912)

By Fluid Sealing Asbestos & Non Asbestos Gland Packing

MI-3912 is an Expanded High Purity Graphite Packing (high carbon content) having an Inconnel Wire Mesh jacketing over each yarn, further reinforced with multiple Inconnel wire inside each yarn. This packing exhibits extreme pressure and extrusion resistance properties. the packing exterior is densely impregnated with custom made lubricating agents to reduce stem friction and a corrosion inhibitor (passive) to prevent galvanic corrosion of stems. This packing can withstand extreme temperature, mechanical stress and cyclic loads owing to its construction.

SERVICE MEDIA & APPLICATIONS Suitable for Valves, Screw Conveyors, Dryers etc. handling Superheated and Saturated Steam, Hydrocarbons, all Non-Oxidizing liquids and gases, Corrosive/Non-Corrosive gases, Hot Ash, Thermic Fluid, Dyes & Chemical, Fuel Oil & Lube Oil etc.
TEMPERATURE -240 C to +650 C
PRESSURE Static - 500 bar
PH RANGE 0 to 14

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FAQ

Gland packing is a type of sealing material used to fill the space between a rotating shaft and a stationary housing or between two mating parts in a mechanical system. It is used to prevent the leakage of fluids, gases, or other materials from the system. Gland packing works by using the pressure and friction generated by the movement of the shaft to create a seal.
In a mechanical seal, gland packing is used to fill the space between the rotating shaft and the stationary seal housing. It is used to prevent leakage of the fluid being sealed and to maintain the pressure within the system.
There are several types of Asbestos & Non Asbestos Gland Packings, including Pure PTFE Gland Packing, Pure PTFE Graphite Packing, Pure Aramid Packing, Aramid & PTFE Combination Packing, Aramid & PTFE Graphite Packing, Premium Expanded Graphite Packing, Ramie Fiber Packing etc.
To properly install gland packing in a sealing application, the packing should be lubricated and then carefully packed into the gland or seal housing. The gland should then be tightened to the appropriate torque to compress the packing and create a seal.
The main benefit of using gland packing in a sealing application is that it is a relatively simple and cost-effective way to create a seal. It is also relatively easy to install and maintain.
The choice of gland packing material can significantly affect the performance of the seal. Different materials have different properties and are suitable for different applications. For example, PTFE packing is resistant to chemicals, but for high temperatures, it may not be as durable as other materials.

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