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Explore the operating temperature range for SS 321 spiral wound gaskets, including the impact of filler materials and conditions on performance from cryogenic to high-temperature limits.

Spiral wound gaskets made from duplex 2205 stainless steel are often evaluated for their resistance to corrosion in harsh industrial settings. This article examines the material's performance in acidic, chloride-rich, and oxidizing environments, comparing its pitting and crevice corrosion resistance to other alloys to determine overall suitability.

This guide outlines practical methods for identifying the winding material of a CGI spiral wound gasket, aiding in material verification and ensuring reliable sealing performance.

A Style CG spiral wound gasket is a semi-metallic gasket featuring a precision-formed metal winding and soft non-metallic filler, equipped with both a solid outer centering ring and an inner ring to ensure correct positioning, enhance blowout resistance, and provide reliable sealing in high-temperature, high-pressure flanged joints.

This article details the materials in a CG spiral wound gasket, typically including a metal winding strip, a graphite filler, and often inner and outer metal rings for enhanced sealing.

This article examines the potential risks and safety considerations of using vermiculite-filled gaskets in oxygen service, focusing on ignition hazards and material compatibility.