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Carbon Fiber and Graphite
The main characteristics for carbon fiber and graphite packings are:•Self-Lubricating - Low Friction - High Peripheral Speed•Heat Conductivity and Thermal Stability•Chemical Resistance•Corrosion Inhibitors
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Expanded PTFE
The Common Main Features of PTFE Packings are:High FlexibilityConforming well to stuffing box conditions.Less FrictionLess wear and less heat generation.Better Heat TransmissionCooler operation.Lower ShrinkageImproved sealability during operation.Less RelaxationLess need for maintenance and/or repair.
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Aramid and other fibers
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Moldable Packings
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Injectable JAMPACK
JAMPAK- Injectable pump and valve sealant from Teadit® combines a malleable packing material with space-age chemistry and technology to produce a superior pump and valve packing material that can be injected while the pump or valve is operating, without interrupting production.
Sealants are easily installed with any flat-bladed tool, such as a putty knife or wide-bladed screwdriver. Or, the material can be finger-packed into the box. An anti-extrusion ring of the appropriate material is placed in the stuffing box around the shaft. A second ring is put in place after the sealant is installed.
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New Technology
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Flax/Ramie Yarn
Flax/Ramie Yarn, Paraffin Impregnated
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Oxygen Service
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Low Emission
