8 Years Manufacturer PTFE Graphite Braided Packing for Russia Factory

It is a braided packing made of PTFE yarn containing graphite. It is recommended for shafts for almost all chemicals. Stability and long service lift are achieved by low friction coefficient. It has great tear strength and high thermal conductivity. This self lubrication packing does not score the shaft and minimizes sleeve rep, acement cost. It can be used to seal alkalis, solvents, water, steam, acids except strong oxidizing acids( aqua regia, fuming nitric acid, fuming nitric acid, fuming sulfuric acid,etc.) for centrifugal pumps, autoclaes, agitators mixers, etc.

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It can be used to seal alkalis, solvents, water, steam, for centrifugal pumps, autoclaves, agitators, mixers, etc.

The line is suitable for the production of PVC fiber reinforced hose. This kind of hose is made of 3 layers structure. The inner and outer layer is made of PVC and the middle layer is made of polyester fiber net. The hose is suitable for conveying of corrosive gas or liquid, it can be widely used in the field of machinery, coal mine, oil, chemical plant, agricultural irrigation, building, solar water heater, coal gas pot etc

After changing some parts or adding some equipment, the line is suitable for the production of PVC screw thread hose (Showered Hose) with PET Film inside, it has beautiful appearance and is used in solar water heater and so on.

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