Value Collection 31945272 Aramid Gasket Sheet 30x60 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 31945272 is an aramid fiber gasket sheet cut to 30 inches wide by 60 inches long at 1/8 inch thick. It handles maximum working pressures up to 1450 psi and sustained temperatures up to 750 degrees F, making it a practical raw-stock solution for fabricating custom gaskets in demanding industrial and mechanical applications. Pipefitters, millwrights, and maintenance technicians cut this sheet stock to shape using standard gasket cutters, hole punches, or die sets. The green color aids visual identification on the shop floor or in the field.

This gasket sheet stock is used in high-pressure piping systems, flanged connections, valve bonnets, pump housings, and heat exchanger assemblies where rubber or cork materials fall short of temperature or pressure requirements. It is well suited for steam, hot water, and chemical service applications in commercial and industrial facilities. Technicians working on boiler rooms, process piping, and HVAC mechanical rooms will find this sheet stock applicable across a wide range of flange sizes and configurations.

Key Features

• Aramid fiber construction rated to 750 degrees F continuous service temperature
• Maximum working pressure of 1450 psi for high-pressure flange and valve applications
• Full sheet dimensions of 30 x 60 inches provide ample stock for multiple custom-cut gaskets
• 1/8 inch thickness suits standard raised-face and flat-face flange grooves
• Green color provides easy material identification in mixed-stock environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose raw gasket sheet for fabricating custom-size gaskets in industrial piping, valve, pump, and heat exchanger applications where aramid fiber material meets the service requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation of fabricated gaskets should be performed by a qualified pipefitter or millwright following applicable ASME and ANSI piping codes. Always depressurize and isolate the system and allow it to cool before removing any existing gaskets or disassembling flanged joints. Use a sharp gasket cutter or punch set to achieve clean edges and consistent sealing surfaces. Inspect mating flange faces for pitting or damage before installing the new gasket.