High Temp Gaskets

High-temperature material gaskets are specifically designed to withstand high temperatures without compromising their sealing performance. These gaskets are used in applications where conventional gasket materials would degrade or fail under high-temperature conditions. Various materials are utilized in the production of high-temperature gaskets, each offering unique properties suited to different temperature ranges and environmental conditions.

High-temperature fabrics are specialized materials designed to withstand extreme temperatures, typically above 500°F (260°C) and often much higher. These fabrics are engineered to provide thermal insulation, protection, and resistance to heat, flames, and other thermal hazards. Several typed of high-temperature fabrics commonly used include fiberglasss, silica, ceramic, aramid, carbon fiber, PTFE, and aluminized fabrics.

These high-temperature materials are selected based on factors such as the temperature range, pressure, chemical exposure, and environmental conditions of the application. Proper selection and installation of high-temperature gaskets are essential to ensure reliable sealing performance and prevent leaks or failures in critical systems.