5511 Tomken Road. Unit #1

Mississauga, Ontario L4W 4B8

905-602-2033

Phone

Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 5pm

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5511 Tomken Road. Unit #1

Mississauga, Ontario L4W 4B8

905-602-2033

Phone

Mon - Fri: 8:30 - 5

Hours

Klingersil C-4500: Carbon Fibre with a NBR binder

Klingersil C-4500

 

  • Carbon Fiber
  • Nitrile Binder
  • High Temperature
  • High Internal Pressure
  • Good Steam Sheet
  • Suitable for a Wide Range of Chemical Applications
  • Typical values refer to 1/16″ material unless otherwise specified.

Pressure & Temperature Graphs
Material Thickness: 1/16″



The pressure/temperature graphs shown are the most current method of determining the suitability of a gasket material in a known environment. Use the pressure and temperature graphs to select the most suitable material for your application.

  1. In area one, the gasket material is suitable using common installation practices subject to chemical compatibility.
  2. In area two, appropriate measures are necessary for installation of the gasket to ensure maximum performance. Please call or refer to the KLINGER® expert software system for assistance.
  3. In area three, do not install gaskets in these applications without first referring to the KLINGER® expert software system or contacting DD Engineered Product Inc.’s technical support service. These graphs were developed from testing Klinger materials. Do not use them for competitors’ materials since non-asbestos gasketing materials do not have service equivalents.

Use: The limitations of use, as shown in the graphs, are for guidance only, and are based on 1/16″ thick material. The limitations of use decrease significantly as gasket thickness increases. Do not use a thicker gasket material or “double gaskets” to solve a gaske t problem without first consulting the manufacturer. The ability of a gasket material to make and maintain a seal depends not only on the quality of the gasket material, but also on medium being sealed, the flange design, the amount of pressure applied to the gasket by the bo lts and how the gasket is assembled into the flanges and tightened.

Creep Relaxation ASTM F38B (1/32”)20%
Sealability ASTM F37A (1/32”)< 0.30 ml/hr
Gas Permeability DIN 3535/6< 1.0 ml/min
Compressibility ASTM F36J12%
Recovery ASTM F36J60% minimum
Klinger Hot Compression Test
Thickness Decrease 73°F (23°C)
Thickness Decrease 572°F (300°C)
.
10 % initial
15% additional
Weight Increase
ASTM F146 after immersion in Fuel B
5h/73°F (23°C)
.
.
10% maximum
Thickness Increase
ASTM F146 after immersion in
ASTM Oil 1, 5h/300°F (149°C)
ASTM Oil IRM903, 5h/300°F (149°C)
ASTM Fuel A, 5h/73°F (23°C)
ASTM Fuel B, 5h/73°F (23°C)
.
.
0-5%
0-3%
0-5%
0-5%
Dielectric Strength
ASTM D149-95a
.
1.5kV/mm
ASTM F104 Line Call OutF712122B3E11K6M5
Leachable Chloride Content
FSA Method (Typical)
.
200 ppm
Density ASTM F131587 lb/ft3 (1.4 g/cc)
Color (Top/Bottom)Black
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