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Spiral Wound Gasket

At Asian Sealing Products, we are dedicated to providing cutting-edge sealing solutions engineered to enhance performance, reliability, and efficiency across diverse industries. Among our wide array of sealing products, our Spiral Wound Gaskets stand out as one of the most robust, versatile, and effective solutions available today. These gaskets are engineered to meet the highest standards of precision, durability, and adaptability, ensuring optimal sealing for critical applications in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, power generation, pharmaceuticals, and more.

Our Spiral Wound Gaskets combine the best of advanced materials, superior manufacturing techniques, and industry standards to deliver a sealing solution that stands the test of time, even in the most demanding conditions. Whether you are looking for a gasket solution that can withstand extreme heat, high pressure, or chemical exposure, our Spiral Wound Gaskets are designed to meet the challenge.

Industrial Spiral Wound Gaskets
Critical Seals Spiral Wound Gaskets
Custom Spiral Wound Gaskets

Industry standards

ASME B16.20, DIN, BS, EN, JIS

Usage of industries

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Oil and Gas

chemical industry

Chemical Industry

power plant

Power Generation

mining

Mining

marine

Marine

Spiral Wound Gasket Types

At Asian Sealing Products, we manufacture 5 types of Spiral Wound gaskets with the highest quality, and we will ensure that the Spiral Wound gaskets are delivered to the customers on time.

Type CGI

Type CGI

Type CG

Type CG

Type GI

Type GI

Type G

Type G

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High Performance Under Extreme Conditions

Spiral Wound Gaskets withstand extreme heat (1000°C) and pressure (2500 psi), ensuring reliable sealing in petrochemicals, refineries, and power plants.

Durability and Reliability

The unique construction of a Spiral Wound Gasket ensures long-term sealing, resisting mechanical stress, temperature changes, and chemicals, reducing the need for frequent maintenance or replacements

Leak-Free Operation

A key advantage of a Spiral Wound Gasket is its leak-tight seal, preventing fluid or gas loss—crucial in industries where even small leaks pose operational, safety, or environmental risks.

Flexibility and Conformability

Spiral Wound Gaskets adapt to flange surfaces for a tight seal, making them ideal for imperfect flanges or those affected by thermal expansion and vibration.

Chemical Resistance

"With fillers like graphite, PTFE, or ceramic fiber, Spiral Wound Gaskets resist chemicals, acids, and alkalis, making them ideal for industries handling corrosive fluids, such as chemical plants and refineries.

Sprial Wound Gasket Applications

Spiral wound gaskets find widespread applications across various industries due to their versatile sealing capabilities and resilience in demanding conditions. The design and production of spiral wound gaskets prioritize flexibility, allowing the seal to rebound effectively in the face of severe temperature and pressure fluctuations. Spiral Wound Gaskets are ideal for:

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Oil and Gas

  • Pipeline connections
  • Flange joints in oil refineries
petro chemical

Petrochemical

  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment
  • Sealing joints in cleanroom environments
chemical industry

Chemical Processing

  • Sealing joints in chemical reactors
  • Flange connections in chemical plants
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Pharmaceutical

  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment
  • Sealing joints in cleanroom environments
power plant

Nuclear Power Generation

  • Boiler systems
  • Flange joints in oil refineries
marine

Water Treatment

  • Used in desalination plants, wastewater treatment
  • providing effective sealing under varying pressure and temperature conditions.

Sprial Wound Gasket Materials

Ring gaskets are manufactured using various materials based on the application’s requirements. The material selection depends on factors such as the type of fluids being sealed, operating conditions (including temperature and pressure), and the overall environment. Here are some common materials used for manufacturing ring gaskets:

Filler Materials

Graphite, PTFE, non-asbestos, mica

Winding Materials

316L stainless steel, 304 stainless steel, Monel, Inconel, and others .

Inner and outer ring materials

Carbon steel, stainless steel, Inconel and Monel

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