Are you looking for a gasket that can withstand extreme temperatures, fluctuating pressures, and corrosive chemicals? Spiral wound gaskets are the proven solution, engineered to excel in the most challenging industrial applications. These gaskets meet global standards like ASME B16.20 and are compatible with various flange specifications, including ASME B16.5, ASME B16.47 Series A & B, API 605, MSS SP44 Flanges, EN1514-2, BS 3381, JIS B2404, BS 4865-2, and more.
Spiral wound metallic gaskets consist of a V-shaped metallic strip wound in a spiral pattern, interleaved with a resilient filler material. The metal provides strength and recovery, while the filler delivers exceptional sealing properties.
Manufacturing Process of Spiral Wound Gasket
Our spiral wound gaskets are meticulously crafted by winding alternating strips of metal and filler material. By selecting different combinations of materials, these gaskets can be tailored to meet diverse operational needs. They are especially suited for steam, chemicals, oils, and hydrocarbons. The outer rings of these gaskets rest on the flange bolts, ensuring the gasket is centered on the raised face of the flange. This design supports the sealing element and prevents over-compression, enhancing the gasket’s durability and performance.
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:
Materials used in Spiral Wound Gaskets
Spiral wound gaskets are custom-made to withstand various operating conditions, including temperature, pressure, and chemical exposure. We precision-manufacture a wide range of spiral wound gaskets to meet your specifications. Choose from various materials, including:
A color coding system on the gasket’s edge simplifies identification, aligning with industry standards. The color coding implemented by Asian Sealing aligns with industry standards for metal and filler materials as outlined in ASME B16.20.
We manufacture spiral wound gaskets in a variety of styles to align with the specific flange facings utilized on the flanges, including
Standard and Custom Options
Asian Sealing Products offers a comprehensive range of standard-sized spiral wound gaskets of various thicknesses to cater to most industrial applications. Additionally, we understand that specific requirements may exist. Therefore, we offer custom gasket fabrication options, allowing you to specify size, material combinations, and other parameters to ensure a perfect fit for your application.
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Not sure which gasket is right for you? Our experienced technicians are here to help. We’ll guide you through the selection process to ensure you get the optimal gasket for your application.
Get the perfect seal with our high-performance spiral wound gaskets. Browse our selection of types and standard sizes below .
Sl.No | Winding Material | Marking Code | Temperature Range | Hardness Range | Color Code |
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1 | Carbon Steel | CS | (- 30°C to + 400 °C) | 120 BHN Max | Silver |
2 | SS 304 | 304 | 540°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Yellow |
3 | SS 304L | 304L | 540°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Yellow |
4 | SS 304H | 304H | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
5 | SS 309 | 309 | 540°C Max | 160 BHN Max | No Colour |
6 | SS 310 | 310 | 540°C Max | 160 BHN Max | No Colour |
7 | SS 316 | 316 | 800°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Green |
8 | SS 316L | 316L | 800°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Green |
9 | SS 316Ti | 316Ti | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
10 | SS 317L | 317L | 800°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Maroon |
11 | SS 321 | 321 | 850°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Turquoise |
12 | SS 321H | 321H | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
13 | SS 347 | 347 | 850°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Blue |
14 | SS 347H | 347H | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
15 | SS 410 | 410 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
16 | SS 430 | 430 | 440°C Max | 190 BHN Max | No Colour |
17 | SS 904L | 904L | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
18 | UNS N08367 | AL-6XN | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
19 | UNS S31254 | SMO 254 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
20 | Duplex 32205 | 2205 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
21 | Duplex 31803 | 31803 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
22 | Duplex 32750 | 2507 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
23 | UNS S17700 | 17-7 PH | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
24 | Monel 400 | MON | 650°C Max | 150 BHN Max | Orange |
25 | Nickel 200 | NI | 550°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Red |
26 | Titanium Grade 2 | TI 2 | 950°C Max | 160 BHN Max | Purple |
27 | Titanium Grade 7 | TI 7 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Purple |
28 | Alloy 20 or Carpenter 20Cb3 | A-20 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Black |
29 | Hastelloy Grade B | HAST B | 950°C Max | 200 BHN Max | Brown |
30 | Hastelloy Grade B-2 | HAST B-2 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Brown |
31 | Hastelloy Grade B-3 | HAST B-3 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Brown |
32 | Hastelloy Grade C-276 | HAST C276 | 950°C Max | 200 BHN Max | Beige |
33 | Hastelloy Grade C-22 | HAST C22 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Beige |
34 | Hastelloy Grade C-2000 | HAST C2000 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | Beige |
35 | Hastelloy Grade X | HAST X | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
36 | Inconel Grade 600 | INC 600 | 1000°C Max | 200 BHN Max | Gold |
37 | Inconel Grade 625 | INC 625 | 1000°C Max | 240 BHN Max | Gold |
38 | Inconel Grade X-750 | INX | 950°C Max | 240 BHN Max | No Colour |
39 | Inconel Grade 718 | INC 718 | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
40 | Incoloy Grade 800 | IN 800 | 1000°C Max | 200 BHN Max | White |
41 | Incoloy Grade 800H | IN 800H | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | White |
42 | Incoloy Grade 825 | IN 825 | 1000°C Max | 190 BHN Max | White |
43 | Copper | Copper | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
44 | Copper | Copper | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
45 | Zirconium | ZIRC | Customer Requirement | Customer Requirement | No Colour |
Note : The above colour code is identifying the spiral wound gasket for winding material, a continuous colour around the outer edge of centering outer ring. |
Sl.No | Filler Material | Marking Code | Temperature Range | Working Pressure | Color Code |
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1 | Graphite | FG | (- 200°C to + 450 °C ) | 250 bar Max | Grey Stripe |
2 | Polytetra Fluoro Ethylene (PTFE) | PTFE | ( – 150°C to + 240 °C ) | 100 bar Max | White Stripe |
3 | Mica | Mica | ( – 100°C to + 800 °C) | 100 bar Max | Light Blue Stripe |
Note : The above colour code is identifying the spiral wound gasket for filler material, for below NPS 1-1/2″ shall have two stripes at 180° apart and for NPS 1-1/2″ & above size shall have four stripes at 90° apart. |
Type | Product Description | Applications |
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CGI | Spiral Wound Metallic Gasket with inner and outer rings, where the rings are made from the materials like carbon steel, stainless steel and other alloy metals. | General-purpose sealing in diverse applications. |
CG | Spiral Wound Metallic Gasket with centering outer ring. | This gasket type is well-suited for flange connections in diverse industries. |
GI | Spiral Wound Metallic Gasket with inner rings, typically as same as winding material. | Ideal for applications requiring enhanced internal support and stability. |
G | Spiral Wound Metallic Gasket without a centering outer ring & inner ring. | Suitable for flanges with well-aligned bolt holes, where a centering outer ring & inner ring is unnecessary. |
Sl.No | Nominal Thickness | Compressed Thickness |
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1 | 3.20 mm (0.126 in) | 2.40 mm – 2.60 mm (0.095 – 0.105) in |
2 | 4.45 mm (0.175 in) | 3.17 mm – 3.43 mm (0.124 – 0.135) in |
3 | 6.35 mm (0.250 in) | 4.60 mm – 4.80 mm (0.180 – 0.190) in |
Note : This compressed thickness after applying of compression load as per ASME B16.20 | ||
Edn 2017, for gasket thickness 4.45 mm the require compression thickness is min 3.43 mm |
Our spiral wound gaskets can handle temperatures up to +1000°C, ensuring stability in high-temperature applications. This feature makes them ideal for industries with extreme temperature conditions.
Spiral wound gaskets have established themselves as the most dependable sealing components suitable for challenging, vital, and demanding applications. Spiral gaskets offer excellent sealing performance, compatibility with various media, resilience to high temperatures and pressures, and the ability to compensate for flange irregularities, making them a reliable choice for demanding sealing applications.
Spiral wound gaskets find applications in industries such as Oil and Gas, Chemical Processing, Power Generation, Petrochemical, Water and Wastewater Treatment, Marine and Shipbuilding, Food and Beverage Processing, Aerospace, HVAC Systems, Mining, and Minerals Processing. Their versatile sealing capabilities and resilience make them reliable in demanding conditions.
Our gaskets undergo color coding for easy selection and identification. The color on the outer edge of the centering ring indicates both the winding and filler materials. Solid colors represent metallic winding material, while colored stripes designate filler materials. This system aligns with industry standards outlined in ASME B16.20.
The global gaskets and seals market was estimated to be USD 56.93 billion in 2021 and projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.1% over the forecast period . As per the PitchBook News and analysis ,the specific market size for spiral wound gaskets may require a more detailed analysis from industry reports, which could be obtained by referring to the sources mentioned in the search results.
The thickness of a spiral wound gasket directly influences its sealing performance and suitability for specific applications. Understanding and specifying the appropriate thickness is crucial to ensuring an effective seal in diverse industrial settings.
When placing an order, it’s essential to specify the gasket style (CGI, CG, etc.), nominal pipe size (NPS), pressure rating, applicable gasket standard (ANSI, ASME, etc.), preferred winding materials, outer ring material, and inner ring material. This ensures the selected gasket aligns with the application’s requirements and operating conditions.