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GARLOCK Spiral-Wound Gasket, Graphite Filler, 304 SS, 6 in Pipe, 8-3/4 in OD - Graphite Spiral-Wound Gaskets
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GARLOCK Spiral-Wound Gasket, Graphite Filler, 304 SS, 6 in Pipe, 8-3/4 in OD

The GARLOCK Spiral Wound Flange Gasket with Graphite Filler is a 304 Stainless Steel Winding gasket designed for 6 in pipe, with an 8 3/4 in OD (MPN C000506001).

SKU 3G-OTH-466323

Also listed as: C 000506001 · C-000506001

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GARLOCK
Item
Spiral-Wound Gasket, Graphite Filler, 304 SS, 6 in Pipe, 8-3/4 in OD
Part Number
C000506001
Category
Graphite Spiral-Wound Gaskets
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
C000506001
Type
For 6 in Pipe
OD
8 3/4 in
Stainless Steel Winding
304

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Product Description

The GARLOCK Spiral Wound Flange Gasket with Graphite Filler is a 304 Stainless Steel Winding gasket designed for 6 in pipe, with an 8 3/4 in OD (MPN C000506001).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a GARLOCK spiral wound flange gasket used for?

A GARLOCK spiral wound flange gasket with graphite filler and 304 stainless steel winding is used to seal pipe flanges in high-temperature and high-pressure industrial applications, such as steam, chemical, and oil systems. 3G Electric supplies this genuine gasket for 6 in pipe with an 8 3/4 in OD.

What are the specifications of the GARLOCK spiral wound gasket C000506001?

The GARLOCK spiral wound flange gasket (MPN C000506001) has a graphite filler, 304 stainless steel winding, fits 6 in pipe, and has an outer diameter of 8 3/4 in. It is designed for demanding sealing applications. 3G Electric sources this genuine GARLOCK gasket for global delivery.

Where to buy a GARLOCK spiral wound gasket for 6 in pipe worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the GARLOCK spiral wound flange gasket with graphite filler and 304 stainless steel winding for 6 in pipe (8 3/4 in OD) worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us to order this genuine GARLOCK gasket.

How to install a spiral wound flange gasket?

To install a spiral wound gasket like the GARLOCK C000506001, ensure flange faces are clean and flat. Center the gasket on the flange, then tighten bolts in a star pattern to the manufacturer's recommended torque. Avoid over-compression. 3G Electric provides this gasket for 6 in pipe applications.

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