PHE Gasket

The gasket is glued to the plate by the agglomerant, glue type gasket has a simple form but compare to the flueless type it is i

IncompressibilityThe rubber compound can change shape, so that after being squeezed it will return to its original vulcanized shape.StrengthIt is strong enough to withstand the forces normally incurred by squeezing into position and being acted upon by pressurized liquid. oftnessThis is adjusted by compounding so that the rubber is strong enough for the application but still soft enough to conform closely to the metal surfaces and provides a seal without undue stresses being applied.Resistance to Fluid The high molecular weigh, cross linked polymer matrix is resistant to penetration by any fluid of a dissimilar chemical nature to itself.Resistance to Temperature All polymers will only behave as a rubber over a relatively short range of temperature. Thus careful selection of the compound according to the required temperature range is necessary.Longevity Synthetic polymers have a built in superiority in terms of useful lifetime, and modern additives can further enhance this property. It is in this area that the correct compound selection is of vital importance  

PHE Gasket