Heat Treated Nickel Alloy Shaft Sealing Ring Turbo Filler Manure Mixer

Heat Treated Nickel Alloy Shaft Sealing Ring Turbo Filler Manure Mixer 

• Nickel alloys used for ring joint gaskets often include Inconel, Monel, Hastelloy, and Nickel 200.
• Each material offers varying degrees of resistance to corrosion, heat, and pressure.

• Ring joint gaskets are made according to specific standards, such as API 6A for upstream oil and gas or ASME B16.20 for flange gaskets.
• They are available in different shapes like oval, octagonal, BX, and RX depending on the type of flange faces they are supposed to be mated with.

• These gaskets are suitable for high-pressure applications, often for pressure classes ranging from 150 to 2500 lbs or higher in API-rated flanges.
• The specific rating will be designated by the number stamped on the gasket, such as R-45, RX-45, BX-150 etc.

• Able to withstand temperature extremes due to the high melting points of nickel alloys.
• The temperature range for performance can typically be between cryogenic temperatures up to about 1000°C, depending on the specific alloy composition.

• Used in oil and gas production, refining, petrochemical processing, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries.

• Good mechanical properties under severe conditions.
• Resistance to many forms of deterioration, including, notably, corrosion and oxidation.

• These gaskets are installed between flanges and require proper bolting techniques for a metal-to-metal seal.
• Proper handling is critical to prevent damage to the gasket sealing surfaces.

Some Materials of Ring Type Joint Gasket