TEADIT® 24SH is a large gasket sheet produced from 100% pure, multi-directionally expanded PTFE.
Universally employable gasket sheet for all applications. It is suitable for all types of flanges, nearly all media, a wide temperature range and for applications with the toughest demands on purity. It is inherently clean and non-toxic.
Gaskets of multi-directionally expanded PTFE have exceptional mechanical strength which allows operation with minimal creep at elevated temperatures.
The excellent malleability of TEADIT® 24SH makes repairing small damage and/or irregularities of the sealing area (flange surface) unnecessary.
Gaskets cut from TEADIT® 24SH are dimensionally stable, i. e. they do not get wider when compressed. This allows narrow flange faces to be sealed safely.
TEADIT® 24SH is quick and simple to install. The used gasket can be removed easily and without residue.
Approvals
TA-Luft / Blow-Out-Test VDI 2200 / FDA / USP Plastic Class VI / WRc / BAM / AREVA
A PTFE manufacturing facility was experiencing leaks on an FEP Extruder that was originally designed to utilize a metal reinforced compressed asbestos gasket.
ETP Copper Process Case History
A metal manufacturer was looking for a replacement for asbestos compression packing.
CMS Plant Case History
A chemical plant was having issues with skived virgin PTFE gaskets failing in a heat exchanger application.
2774 Harsh Chemicals Case History
A customer was using a PTFE packing from another manufacture in an auger conveyor system.
Teadit 2773 for Wastewater Treatment
A wastewater facility was utilizing a graphite packing in their pumps and experiencing numerous issues (shaft scoring, short run duration, constant retightening, etc.).
Pulp & Paper
A pulp and paper mill was having issues with microcellular PTFE in the liquor lines of their digester process.
Bromine Manufacturing Case History
A chemical processing facility was utilizing PTFE envelope style gaskets on a circulation heater.
Teadit 946 Camprofile for Water Treatment
An environmental engineering and design company was working with a major pipe, valve, and fitting supplier to place butterfly valves into a specialized water decontamination unit.
