High-pressure seals for high thermal and mechanical stresses
When it comes to high-pressure gaskets, we at Rehm Dichtungen Ehlers GmbH are talking about special sealing materials that can withstand the high demands placed on the tightness of flat gaskets under high pressures. For this reason, we offer a range of different gasket materials that are suitable for dealing with high pressure loads and thus belong to the gasket materials for high-pressure gaskets.
Available sealing materials for high-pressure seals at Rehm Dichtungen Ehlers GmbH
For the production of your high-pressure seals, you can select the appropriate sealing material from our various fiber qualities, depending on the respective application. We will be happy to advise you on the selection of the right material, specifying the application. To simplify the assembly of your manufactured flat gaskets, we can equip the gaskets with a self-adhesive film.
Our fibre qualities include a wide range of fibres from the manufacturers Klinger, Frenzelit, Reinz and Hecker Werke. For further information on the individual fibres, please click on the buttons below.
The properties and advantages of high-pressure seals
High-pressure gaskets are used to seal two flat surfaces that are pressed against each other by external forces. Another advantage is that this form of gasket, which can be either flat gaskets or flange gaskets, compensates for unevenness and is resistant to high pressures. In principle, high-pressure gaskets exhibit high resistance. In addition, flat gaskets or flange gaskets made of these gasket materials are low-wear.
Areas of application for high-pressure seals
The classic field of application for high-pressure seals is pneumatics/hydraulics or mechanical engineering in general. Due to the chemical resistance of the fibres, application in the chemical industry is not excluded.
We will be happy to tell you which sealing material is suitable for your high-pressure seals. Please contact our customer service, who will provide you with comprehensive advice.