Metal Jacketed & Metal Corrugated Gaskets. For many years now, the metal jacketed gasket design has served industries sealing needs, providing a cost effective, quality seal with the introduction of improved gasket manufacturing processes and materials, this trend is deemed to continue for many more to come. Metal jacketed gaskets comprise of a soft / non asbestos material either partically or totally enveloped in a metallic sheath. This gasket arrangement allows for a high strength, quality gasket seal suitable for use on standard flage assemblies, valves, pumps, heat exchangers and other similar services.

Single Jacketed Gaskets. Filter material in a metal jacket that covers the inside and outside diameters of the gaskets and the contact surface on one side. Ideals for comparatively narrow circular or non-circular flanges with large daimeters as in boilers, compressors, pumps, and diesel and gasoline engines. Not especially recommended for standard pipe flanges.     Overlapped Single Jacket. Filler completely enclosed in a one-piece metal jacket. Ideal for applications like pump heads where a completely enclosed gasket is required because of temperatures encountered, and narrow flange widths.     Double Jacketed Gaskets. Filler material is completely enclosed by two-piece metal jacket. that covers both inside and outside diameters of the jacket and the contact surfaces on both sides. Ideal for applications in which temperatures as high as 1650 degree F are encountered as boilers, heat excahngers, and similar applications. Available in all standard pipe sizes. There is virtually no limit to gasket diameters or to rib configuration that can be inserted.   Double Shell Gaskets. Filler material is completely enclosed by two reversed wrap-around shells. Overlapping metal shells provide superior flange support at inside and outside diameters and better resistance to high pressures and temperatures. Ideal for application where a more rugged gasket than style 123 is required. There is virtually no limit to gasket diameters or to rib configuration that can be inserted.   Corrugated Double-Jacketed Gaskets. Similar to Style 123, except that two-piece metal jacket is formed of corrugated metal rather than flat metal. More resilient than Style 123. Corrugated jacket forms multi-seals across the flange. Ideal for temperature cycling applications.   French-Type Gasket. Filler material is enclosed in a metal jacket that covers the inside diameter of the gasket and completely covers contact surfaces on both sides. Ideal for small-diameters narrow flange circular and non-ciruclar applications, such as vacuum seals and value bonnels, where an unbroken metal surface across the full face is required.   Two-Piece French-Type Gasket. Identical to Style 130, except that inside diameter of the gasket is protected by overlapped construction of the two-piece metal jacket. Ideal for wide or irregular shape flanges in virtually and diameter. Minimum flange width is 1/4". Less expensive than styles 130 or 123.   Two-Piece French-Type Gasket. Identical to Style 130, except that a three-piece construction is used for the metal jacket. Ideal for wide or irregular flanges in virtually and diameter.   Corrugated Metal Gaskets. Corrugations provide multi-seals across the face of the gasket. Designed for applications to 500 psi. Pitich of the corrugations can be 1/8", 3/16", or 1/4". Three concentric corrugations on each side of t he gasket are suggested where practical a flat area should be left on each side of the corrugations.   Single-Jacketed Gasket. Corrugated Metal Gasket enclosed in a flat metal jacket that covers the inside and outside diameters of the gasket and the contact on ine side.   Double Jacketed Corrugated Gasket. Corrugated Metal Gasket completely enclosed in a two piece jacket that covers both inside and outside diameters of the gasket and the contact surface on both sides.