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Garlock 1302

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description Garlock 1302 Overview

Garlock 1302 is a compressed non-asbestos gasket-sheet material made for industrial fluid-sealing applications. Sheets of this type are cut into gaskets that form static seals between mating flanges in piping and equipment, with suitability depending on the operating fluid, pressure, temperature, flange condition, and installation method. Exact composition, ratings, dimensions, and chemical compatibility should be taken from the current Garlock technical data for the specific sheet supplied rather than inferred from the product number alone.

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What exactly is Garlock 1302 gasket material made of?

Garlock 1302 is a compressed non-asbestos gasket sheet material designed specifically for industrial fluid sealing. It is engineered using synthetic fibers and elastomers to provide a reliable static seal in piping and equipment.

Does Garlock 1302 contain any asbestos?

No, Garlock 1302 is explicitly manufactured as a 100% non-asbestos sheet material. Garlock transitioned away from asbestos years ago, replacing it with safer high-performance synthetic fibers to meet modern safety standards.

What are the primary industrial applications for Garlock 1302?

This material is commonly cut into gaskets for use in piping systems, heat exchangers, and pumps. It is well-suited for sealing water, mild chemicals, and steam in standard industrial maintenance environments.

How does Garlock 1302 handle high temperatures and pressures?

The material is built to withstand continuous operating temperatures of up to 450°F (232°C) in steam and fluid applications. Its maximum pressure tolerance depends heavily on the specific flange design and the thickness of the cut gasket.

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