Sealing Solutions for Oil, Gas & Chemical Plants
ISO 9001 certified gaskets, packing, and sheet materials — delivered to 50+ countries with 7‑day sample service.
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ISO 9001 certified gaskets, packing, and sheet materials — delivered to 50+ countries with 7‑day sample service.
Explore ProductsSpecialized in spiral wound gaskets, expanded graphite, PTFE, and non-asbestos sealing solutions – serving demanding applications from refineries to pharmaceutical plants.
Read More →Trusted exporter to Europe, North America, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Our sealing materials meet API 607, NACE, and BS EN standards – proven by major EPC contractors.
Learn More →Strict in-house quality control from raw material to finished gasket. Full test reports for compression, creep relaxation, and leakage accompany every shipment.
View Certificates →Automated cutting, die‑forming, and braiding lines for gaskets, packing, and compression sheets. 6,000 m² facility with flexible capacity for custom orders.
Visit Workshop →Creep relaxation, hot compression, sealability, and tensile tests on every batch. Independent lab reports provided for your quality audit and compliance.
View Quality →Custom gasket samples in 7‑10 days. Bulk orders shipped within 30‑45 days with real‑time tracking. Flexible terms: EXW, FOB, CIF.
See Shipping →Get tailored sealing solutions and price list within 24 hours
A: Our MOQ for standard gaskets is 100 pieces. For custom sizes, we accept orders starting from 50 pieces with a short lead time.
A: Sample production typically takes 7-10 business days, depending on the gasket type and material specifications.
A: Yes. Every batch undergoes in-house testing for compression, creep relaxation, and sealability. Full test reports are included with each shipment for your audit.
A: We accept T/T, L/C, and Western Union. Standard terms are 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment.
This article explains the key factors in choosing a non-rounded spiral wound gasket, focusing on application conditions, material compatibility, and shape-specific requirements to ensure a proper and reliable seal for your job.
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PTFE envelope gaskets combine a chemically inert PTFE sealing surface with a compressible core, making them suitable for corrosive applications. This article explores the factors that influence their maximum pressure rating, including gasket design, core material, flange conditions, and operating temperature, to help you select the right gasket for your system.
