Whether you have sealing issues with current industrial equipment or you are designing a new room to your warehouse or commercial building and are adding smokestacks and other components that need sealed, you want the best sealing and durability techniques, such as compression packing, applied to the building process. This ensures the safety and longevity of anything you build.
There are many ways you can ensure that the products you design are sealed and settled. Explore compression packing and other sealing tools to keep your business running strong. Your building supplier or engineering specialist will help you secure the equipment you need.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass has been around for a long time in the construction world because of the cost-effective properties of this material and how durable the material is, especially fiberglass rope, when exposed to heat. Fiberglass rope alone can withstand heat up to a thousand degrees on a continuous level.
Fiberglass cloth and other styles of application are also available for use. Since fiberglass yarn holds a lot of the same durable capabilities as its rope and cloth counterparts, this material is often used in high-heat construction tolerance as well.
Packing
Packing, such as compression packing or other varieties, like valve stem packing, can help create a tighter seal when constructing high-pressurized buildings. There are various options to consider when it comes to packing, so speak to a specialist to see which one will work best for you.
Graphite Foil
Where flexibility is a factor, you need something like graphite foil or flexible graphite to properly seal gaskets and pipe that is in various positions and shapes. This type of manufacturing material provides you with a tight, custom fit that will ensure the safety and use of your machinery overall.
Graphite paper is another option for sealing smokestacks and other parts of your buildings. You can also consider graphite sheets and use graphite along with fiberglass to keep your building secure.
Compression packing is key to keeping your building tightly secured. You also have other options for security, such as rope packing and other applications, so speak to an engineering specialist to learn more. You’ll be shown a variety of options within your budget and building scope.
