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Gylon 3500 Gasket 10 Inch

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Gylon 3500 Gasket in Gylon 3500 with modified PTFE compound, for ASME B16.5 150LB service.
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One-Minute Overview

  • Gylon 3500 Gasket uses Gylon 3500 with modified PTFE compound as the sealing compound.
  • The ASME B16.5 150LB configuration suits 10 Inch lines carrying aggressive process media.
  • G10 sleeves and washers with ZPS are selected to resist the same environment as the gasket element.
  • Compatibility data and exact dimensions are confirmed per inquiry.

Material selection drives the service life of an isolation joint. Gylon 3500 Gasket is built on Gylon 3500 with modified PTFE compound, supplied with G10 sleeves, washers and ZPS for ASME B16.5 flanges at 150LB. The 10 Inch format is listed for lines where chemical attack and electrical isolation have to be managed together.

Name: Gylon 3500 Gasket 10 Inch
Material: Gylon 3500
Compound: modified PTFE compound
Standard: ASME B16.5
Size: 10 Inch
Pressure: 150LB
Complete with: G10 sleeves and washers with ZPS
Note: Full dimensions and bolt pattern are confirmed per inquiry.

Review the medium, concentration and cleaning regime before fixing on Gylon 3500. The compound modified PTFE compound must tolerate both the process fluid and any steam or solvent flush, while the ASME B16.5 150LB flange sets the mechanical envelope for the 10 Inch gasket.

Confirm the compound is compatible with the line before the joint is closed, then clean and dry both faces. Compress the Gylon 3500 element in staged cross-pattern passes so the modified PTFE compound binder is not squeezed out. Keep sleeves and washers square, and recheck torque once the line reaches operating temperature.

FAQ

Q1. Which medium is Gylon 3500 intended for?

The listed compound is modified PTFE compound. Suitability depends on concentration, temperature and cleaning agents, so the final selection is confirmed per inquiry against the actual process data rather than assumed from the grade alone.

Q2. Does modified PTFE compound affect how the joint is tightened?

Yes. A bonded sheet needs staged, even compression so the binder is not forced out at the bore. Tighten in several cross-pattern passes at 150LB and recheck after the first thermal cycle.

Q3. Are the insulating parts matched to the same service?

G10 sleeves and washers with ZPS are specified alongside the Gylon 3500 element so the whole stack ages at a similar rate. Replacing only one component can leave the joint with uneven compression and reduced dielectric strength.

Q4. How long will production take?

Standard sizes are typically ready within 30 days, and in-stock items ship immediately. Larger or custom orders get a confirmed date per order, because the schedule depends on quantity, material, the bolt pattern you specify, and how busy production is at the moment you order.

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