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PTFE Gasket — Stockist & supplier, Teshi Group

Stockist & supplier ASME B16.21 · EN 1514-1

PTFE Gaskets — Virgin, Filled, Expanded & Envelope

PTFE gaskets are flat gaskets made from polytetrafluoroethylene, which resists almost all chemicals. Teshi Group stocks and supplies virgin, filled, expanded (ePTFE) and envelope PTFE gaskets to ASME B16.21 and EN 1514-1 dimensions.

Also called: Teflon gasket, virgin PTFE gasket, filled PTFE gasket, expanded PTFE gasket, ePTFE gasket, PTFE envelope gasket

StandardASME B16.21 (dimensions), EN 1514-1 (PN flanges)
Thickness1.5 mm (1/16"), 3 mm (1/8"); others on request

What is a PTFE Gasket?

PTFE is chemically inert across nearly the full pH range and does not contaminate the process fluid. Virgin PTFE tends to creep (cold flow) under bolt load, so filled grades with glass, silica, barium sulphate or graphite, and expanded PTFE with a fibrous structure, are used to improve creep resistance. Envelope gaskets wrap a PTFE jacket around a CNAF or rubber insert, combining chemical resistance on the wetted face with resilience. PTFE gaskets suit acid, alkali, solvent, food and pharmaceutical lines, including glass-lined and plastic flanges.

Key features

  • Virgin and filled PTFE (glass, silica, barium sulphate, graphite)
  • Expanded PTFE (ePTFE) sheet and joint sealant tape
  • PTFE envelope gaskets with CNAF or rubber insert
  • Ring and full-face to ASME B16.21 and EN 1514-1; cut to drawing
  • Thickness 1.5 mm and 3 mm standard

Specification

SupplyStockist & supplier — Teshi Group, India
StandardASME B16.21 (dimensions), EN 1514-1 (PN flanges)
TypesVirgin PTFE, filled PTFE, expanded PTFE, envelope
FillersGlass, silica, barium sulphate, graphite / carbon
Thickness1.5 mm (1/16"), 3 mm (1/8"); others on request
ServiceCommonly cited range about −200 °C to +260 °C, subject to grade and pressure
DocumentsManufacturer's test certificate, dimensional inspection report

Applications

  • Acid and alkali lines
  • Solvent and chemical transfer
  • Food, beverage and pharmaceutical piping
  • Glass-lined and plastic-lined flanges
  • Chlorine and caustic service

FAQ

PTFE Gasket: common questions

Why not use virgin PTFE for all chemical service?

Virgin PTFE creeps under bolt load and loses seal stress, especially with heat. Filled or expanded PTFE resists creep much better and is preferred on most flanges.

What is an envelope gasket?

It is a PTFE jacket around a softer insert such as CNAF or rubber. The PTFE contacts the fluid while the insert gives resilience, suiting glass-lined and fragile flanges.

Is PTFE gasket the same as Teflon gasket?

Yes. Teflon is a brand name for PTFE, and buyers often use the two terms interchangeably. Specify the PTFE type, such as virgin, filled or expanded, rather than the brand name.

Which PTFE gasket suits glass-lined flanges?

PTFE envelope gaskets or soft expanded PTFE are used on glass-lined and plastic flanges, because they seal at low bolt load and do not overstress the fragile flange face.

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  1. 01

    Approved mill material

    Received against the mill certificate; heat number registered.

  2. 02

    Forging & machining

    Heat number carried through every stage in our Indian works.

  3. 03

    PMI, dimensional & NDT

    Every lot inspected to the governing standard; TPI witness on request.

  4. 04

    Stamped & certified dispatch

    Hard-stamped pieces with EN 10204 3.1 / 3.2 certificates.

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