Material data

General
information
Material type
Temperature limit

600 C

Internal Pressure
limit

200 bar

Specification
compliance

Thickness (mm)
Color

Material composition
Made from Chrysolite Asbestos Fiber
with
Synthetic
Elastomers
and
Inorganic fillers.

Applications:
Suitable To Seal off Steam, hot Oils, &
various
aromatic
Hydrocarbons,
solvents & Refrigerants in high stress
conditions. Motor oil, transmissions and
hydraulic fluids, low temp, oil, steam
Alkalis, anti freeze, refrigerating oil, for
IC engines, compressors, chemical
plants, hot oil tar oil and chlorinated
and aromatic hydrocarbon.

Standard Sheet Size

IS: 2712 / 1998 Grade

W/1, O/1
ASTM:F104 F112330
M7
JIS: R 3453(1985)
type 1
BS: 2815-1973 Grade
A
BS: 1832-1991 Grade
A
0.6 6
Gray/Gray

Physical
properties

Standard

Unit

Value

Density (Nominal)

IS:2712/1998

[g/cm]

1.7-2.2

Tensile Strength

IS:2712/1998

[Kg/cm
]

>24.0

Compressibility

IS:2712/1998

[%]

6 -14

Recovery

IS:2712/1998

[%]

>40

Ignition loss

IS:2712/1998

<28

Stress resistance

IS:6210/1979

>23

Fluid absorption
In ASTM oil no.3

15002000 mm,15004000 mm,15001500 mm,

15004500 mm,15003000 mm, 20003000 mm

mass

Tolerance

Increase in
thickness

Thickness 1 mm = 0.10 mm
Length
50 mm
>1mm = 0.10%
width
50 mm

Compressed Asbestos Fiber (CAF)

Non Metallic Range

Increase in

In fuel B

mass

IS:2712/1998

Increase in

[%]
[%]

<25
<20

IS:2712/1998
[%]

<20

Increase in
thickness

[%]

In water/antifreeze

<20

IS:2712/1998

<10

An ISO 9001:2000/TS 1694:2002 certified

company
Chemical compatibility chart

= Recommended

= Suitability depends on circumstances

= Not recommended
Acetates

Dichloride
benzene

Acetic acid

Diesel Oil

Acetic Aldehyde

Acetic Anhydride

Acetone

Acrylic acid

Alcohols

Aldehydes

Alum

Ammonia

Ammonium salts

Benzaldeyde

Diethyl glycol

Diethyl ether

Dioxin

Dipentene

Diphenyl

Electrolyte

Essential oil

Ethane

Ethanol diamine

Ether

Isobutyl alcohol

Kerosene

Lactic acid

Isopropyl alcohol

Lead acetate

Linseed oils

Lubricating oil

Mercury chloride

Methanol

Methyl chloride
Methyl ethyl
ketone
Methylene
chloride

Picric acid
Potassium
chloride
Potassium
chloride
Potassium
cyanide
Potassium
hydroxide
Potassium
sulfate
Producer gas

Propane

Propyl alcohol

Pyridine

Sea water

Silver nitrate

Benzene

Bromine

Butyl alcohol

Calcium chloride

Carbolic acid

Carbon disulfide

Carbon monoxide

Caster oil

Caustic potash

Benzoic acid

Chlorinated water

Chloro benzene

Chloroform

Chromic acid

Critic acid

Coal gas

Coconut oil

Crude oil

Cyclohexanole

Cyclohexanone

Dibenzyl ether

Ethyl benzene

Ethyl bromide

Ethyl chloride

Ethylene

Ferric chloride
Ethylene
diamine
Ethylene glycol

Fatty acids

Flue gases

Formaldehyde

Formic acid

Freon

Fuel acid

Gelatin

Glycol

Hexane
Hydraulic
(Mineral Oil)
HCI acid (Conc.)

Hydrogen
Hydrogen
bromide
Hydrogen sulfide

Motor Oil

Mustard

Naphtclene ZD

Naphta

Naphtalene

Natural Gas

Nickel Chloride

Nitrobenzene

Nitric acid (Conc.)

Nitrogen

Nitrogen oxides
Oxygen up to 40
bar
Ozone

Palmitic acid

Paraffin

Petrol

Petroleum

Phenol

Phenol ether

Phenythdrazine

Phosphoric acid

Sodium
carbonate
Sodium chloride

Sodium sulfate

Sodium sulfide

Sinning sulfide
Spinning
solutions
Steam

Stearic acid

Sulfur dioxide
Sulfur acid
(Conc.)
Sulfurous acid

Tar

Tar oil

Tartaric acid

Tetra line

Toluene

Transformer oil
Transmission
fluid
Turpentine

Vegetable oil

Xylene

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