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sandeep lokhande
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Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/17/2008 2:57 AM

which food grade gasket i can use for glycerine storage tank so that it will not contaminate with it.

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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/17/2008 1:43 PM

teflon. But normally they don't use gaskets, its metal to metal polished seats.
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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/17/2008 11:01 PM

There are diff types of gaskets available in teflon too. which are ready to fit. You do not need to cut them.

I can send you more details if required.

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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/18/2008 10:17 AM

Use a plastic gasket. The plastics is called Ultra High Molecular Weight Poly Ethelyne UWHMPE. It is an excellent food and medical grade plastic for gaskets etc..
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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/18/2008 12:18 PM

Many people tried Loctite 515 Gasket Eliminator (Part no. 51580) with satisfied result. Contact quanghunghlo@gmail.com if you need further suggestions.
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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/18/2008 12:21 PM

Loctite 518 Gasket Eliminator (part no. 51845) also can help.

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Re: Gasket for Glycerine Storage Tank

08/19/2008 4:02 AM

Silicone elastomer gaskets can be used for such purposes.

In-situ gaskets can also be thought of using RTV Silicone available in collapsible tube packings.
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