Compression Packings

Compression packings are crucial sealing solutions designed to prevent leaks in various industrial applications. They function by being compressed within a housing, which creates a tight seal against leakage of fluids or gases. Compression packings are constructed from a variety of materials to handle extreme environmental conditions, such as high temperatures, pressures, and aggressive chemicals. They are highly adaptable, providing a reliable and cost-effective method of sealing that prolongs equipment life and minimises downtime. These packings are essential for industries like petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing, where maintaining a clean and leak-free environment is paramount. 

Available Types of Compression Packings

• Graphite Packings: High-temperature resistance, ideal for steam applications.
• PTFE Packings: Excellent chemical resistance, suitable for food-grade and pharmaceutical applications.
• Aramid Fiber Packings: High strength and durability, used in abrasive environments.

What Benefits Do They Offer?

• Excellent sealing capabilities under high temperatures and pressures.
• Low friction properties reduce wear on equipment.
• Resistant to chemicals, abrasives, and corrosive environments.
• Extends the service life of equipment by preventing leaks.
• Reduces maintenance costs and downtime.
• Suitable for various operating conditions and industries.

Versatile Uses of Compression Packings

• Used in pumps, valves, and mixers in petrochemical plants.
• Ideal for sealing in food processing equipment due to food-safe material options.
• Commonly employed in pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing for reliable fluid containment.
• Utilised in marine and power generation industries for high-performance sealing solutions.

Building Materials

Made from materials such as graphite, PTFE (Teflon), aramid fibres, carbon fibres, and synthetic rubber to suit different industrial environments.