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FLEXICARB Style

Displaying excellent sealing characteristics, Flexicarb leverages Thermiculite’s unique heat resistance to withstand temperature extremes from cryogenics through elevated levels.

Flexicarb is an exfoliated graphite material with standard grades at 95% to 98% and a nuclear grade available at 99.5%. It can be supplied with an inorganic passivating inhibitor to increase its oxidation and corrosion resistance. Recent experiences and tests have shown that Flexicarb will oxidize over time. Care should be taken when considering the use of Flexicarb foil for applications above 330°C (650°F).

FLEXICARB ST

Flexicarb tanged steel reinforced graphite is a laminate sheet material of graphite foil layers mechanically bonded to a 0.1 mm (0.004”) thick 316 stainless steel tanged core. The core enhances the mechanical strength of the graphite foil. Flexicarb ST is suitable for sealing steam, water, gasses, hydrocarbons, alkalis and chemicals. It is not recommended for use on glass-lined, bronze or aluminum flanges.

FLEXICARB SR

Flexicarb steel reinforced (SR) is a high performance laminate comprising of graphite foil chemically bonded to each face of a 0.05mm (0.002”) 316 stainless steel substrate. SR possesses good mechanical properties and is suitable for sealing steam, water, gases, oils, hydrocarbons, alkalis.

FLEXICARB NR

Flexicarb NR is a graphite laminate consisting of graphite foil with a nickel core 13 microns (0.0005”) thick. The bonding agent is a high temperature, chemical resistant nitrile phenolic adhesive.

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