Gaskets #4937293

A leader in automotive exhaust gasket and sealing technology, Flow Dry Technology employs a highly trained in-house staff and the latest design and engineering technology in the gasket, packaging and sealing business.Featuring a complete range of automotive gasket materials, from high-temperature composite gaskets to kiss-cut, peel and stick foam gaskets, Flow Dry provides quick quotes, fast outstanding service and sound technical advice.

High-temperature Laminated Composite Gasket Materials provide for a robust sealing option for exhaust gasses with temperatures up to 816C1500F utilizing flexible graphite on a perforated low carbon steel or stainless steel core. A Vermiculite Ceramic fiber composite option provides sealing options with temperatures up to 1000C1800F with either a perforated low carbon steel or stainless steel core. Laminated Composite Gasket Material options are per ASTM F-868.

Flow Dry provides a wide variety of composite material options for fluid injector nozzle and valve and sensor gaskets. Gasket materials are available to provide for the best sealing solution for fluids or hot gases based on temperature requirements and flange design variables

Marman Flange Gasket - High temperature, v-band clamp style flange gaskets utilizing anti-oxidant enhanced, flexible graphite composite gasket material for improved sealing and formability to temperatures up to 816C1500F. Typical applications would include the automotive industry.Exhaust Gaskets for Engines, Automotive, and Diesel - High-temperature gaskets using material specifically designed for automotive, diesel and small engine exhaust applications are currently available in the following finished gauges:0.042"l (1.0mm).0.060" (1.5mm) to 0.080 (2.0mm).Gasket temperature ratings up to 1, 000C 1, 800F.High-temperature facing materials such as ceramic and vermiculite fibers are mechanically bonded to an electrolytic tin plated steel or stainless steel core, providing stability and integrity when exposed to high heat, scrubbing, and vibration. Various facing materials are available including expanded graphite, to provide for the most economical composite to meet your application requirements.