Customization: | Available |
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Density: | 2.14-2.2 g/cm3 |
Tensile Strength at Break: | 18-30 MPa |
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PTFE V-packing, also called vee packing, chevron packing, and parachute packing, made with various Elastomers, and PTFE based materials, and is used in Pumps and Valves to seal the fluid or gas being moved.
Vee Packings in different materials are available.PTFE material has excellent resistance for all chemical corrosion. Its friction coefficient is the lowest in plastics.Temperature changes do not affect its electrical insulation property. So PTFE often be called "plastic king". PTFE is suitable for making corrosion resistant parts, wear parts, seal, insulation parts and medical equipment parts.
PTFE chevron packing set consists several V-rings and a pressure ring. The V rings are the primary sealing element. When pressurized, it activates the subsequent V-shaped chevron seals, pushing the sealing lips outward.The chevron packing sets are made Of wear-resistant PTFE compounds. The pressure ring typically consists of PEEK. For the sealing requirements Of the Oil and gas market.
The numerous sealing edges generated this way reduce the risk Of leakage. The pressure ring ensures that the sofier PTFE elements are not pushed into the downstream system gap (gap extrusion).
V-Packing or Vee Packing if you prefer is commonly used in valves, reciprocating Pumps, centrifugal pumps, mixers, agitators, and actuators. The industries they are used in include but are not limited to food (PTFE is FDA application compatible), chemical (PTFE has a 0-14 ph range), oil, gas, pulp and paper, water, wastewater, power generation, the list goes on. Many of the PTFE V's we sell go into original equipment manufacturers' products.
Range Of Application:
· Valve stems
· Machines with very fast reciprocating movements
· Forgng presses
· lnjection molding machines
· Hydraulics in steel mills
· Marine hydraulics
· Petroleum production