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Flexitallic Gasket Sheet Materials

Flexitallic sheet materials are the ideal solution for various sealing applications. They are known for their high quality, reliability, and performance. Flexitallic sheet materials are available in various material configurations, including Novus, Thermiculite, SF and SIGMA.

Flexitallic sheet materials are used in various industries, including oil and gas, petrochemicals, power generation, and chemical processing. They are also used in a variety of other applications, such as food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and water treatment.

Thermiculite Sheet Materials

Thermiculite Sheet Materials

Thermiculite is comprised of exfoliated vermiculite to maintain integrity across a wide range of high temperatures. Unlike traditional graphite gaskets, which are susceptible to oxidation, Thermiculite gasket material ensures seal integrity even at significantly higher service temperatures.

THERMICULITE RANGE

Novus Sheet Materials

Novus Sheet Materials

The Flexitallic Novus range offers a selection of non-asbestos fibre materials designed to excel in demanding high-temperature and corrosive substance applications. These materials are specifically engineered to perform in environments where oils, fuels, and acids are present.

NOVUS RANGE

SF Sheet Materials

SF Sheet Materials

Flexitallic's SF product line features compressed fibre sheets combined with rubber-binding materials like NBR or SBR. This comprehensive range offers various fibre options, including glass, aramid, and carbon, ensuring long-term joint integrity across diverse applications, including dry and wet steam and hydrocarbons.

SF RANGE

SIGMA Sheet Materials

SIGMA Sheet Materials

The SIGMA range is Flexitallic’s cutting-edge biaxially oriented PTFE material for applications dealing with aggressive chemicals, SIGMA outperforms conventional materials, ensuring superior sealing performance.

SIGMA RANGE

Flexitallic Gasket Sheet Materials

Below are some examples of the range and composition of Flexitallic materials that we commonly use in the gasket manufacturing process. Other materials are available. Please talk to our technicians for more information.

Thermiculite Sheet Material Range

Type Composition Temperature Range Max Pressure
Thermiculite 715 Chemically Exfoliated & Thermally Exfoliated Vermiculite min -120°C max +454°C 51 Bar
Thermiculite 815 Chemically Exfoliated & Thermally Exfoliated Vermiculite min -200°C max +1000°C 51 Bar
 View the THERMICULITE Datasheet  Dobson Download Button

Novus Sheet Material Range

Type Composition Temperature Range Max Pressure
Novus 10 Carbon Fibre bound with Nitrile min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
Novus 20 Aramid Fibre bound with Nitrile min -100°C max +225°C 51 Bar
Novus 26 Aramid Fibre bound with SBR min -40°C max +150°C 51 Bar
Novus 27 Aramid Fibre bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +150°C 30 Bar
Novus 28 Aramid Fibre bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +150°C 40 Bar
Novus 30 Aramid/Inorganic Fibres bound with Nitrile min -100°C max +225°C 51 Bar
Novus 31 Aramid/Inorganic Fibres bound with Nitrile min -150°C max +225°C 40 Bar
Novus 34 Aramid/Inorganic Fibres bound with Nitrile min -120°C max +250°C 51 Bar
Novus 35 Aramid/Mineral Fibres bound with Nitrile min -0°C max +0°C 0 Bar
Novus 40 Aramid/Inorganic Fibres bound with rubber min -40°C max +175°C 51 Bar
Novus 45 Aramid Fibres bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +100°C 40 Bar
Novus 46 Aramid/Inorganic Fibres bound with EPDM min -40°C max +150°C 51 Bar
Novus 48 Acid Blend Of Fibres with acid resistant binder min -40°C max +100°C 30 Bar
Novus 49 Graphite reinforced with Aramid Fibres and rubber min -200°C max +250°C 51 Bar
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SF Sheet Material Range

Type Composition Temperature Range Max Pressure
SF 2400 Aramid Fiber bound with Nitrile min -100°C max +225°C 51 Bar
SF 2401 Aramid Fiber bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +150°C 40 Bar
SF 2420 SBR with synthetic fibers min -40°C max +150°C 51 Bar
SF 2440 Neoprene with Aramid fibers min -40°C max +150°C 40 Bar
SF 2500 Organic and inorganic fiber blend, bound with synthetic rubber min -40°C max +150°C 40 Bar
SF 2800 Aramid Fiber bound with Nitrile min -100°C max +225°C 51 Bar
SF 3100 Aramid Fiber bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +350°C 100 Bar
SF 3300 Aramid/Inorganic Fiber blend bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +250°C 51 Bar
SF 3500 Aramid/Inorganic Fiber blend bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +250°C 51 Bar
SF 4300 Organic and Glass Fiber blend bound with rubber min -120°C max +250°C 51 Bar
SF 5000 Carbon and Aramid Fiber blend bound with Nitrile min -40°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SF 5001 NBR with synthetic fibers and graphite flake min -196°C max +250°C 51 Bar
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Sigma Sheet Material Range

Type Composition Temperature Range Max Pressure
SIGMA 500 Biaxially Orientated PTFE containing hollow glass microspheres min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SIGMA 511 Biaxially Orientated PTFE with silica filler min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SIGMA 533 Biaxially Orientated PTFE with barium sulfate min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SIGMA 588 Biaxially Orientated PTFE min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SIGMA 600 Biaxially Orientated PTFE min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
SIGMA 800 Expanded PTFE min -200°C max +260°C 51 Bar
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FLEXITALLIC GASKET MATERIAL APPLICATIONS
Flexitallic Gasket Material Applications And Uses

Flexitallic gasket materials are known for their excellent performance and reliability in a variety of demanding environments, including high temperatures, aggressive chemicals, extreme pressures, and vacuum environments. They are also food-grade and environmentally friendly, making them a popular choice for a wide range of industries.

    • Oil & Gas
    • Chemical Processing
    • Automotive
    • Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology
    • Petrochemical