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Carbon Staple fiber with special Graphite Impregnation and silicon free Run In lubricant Practical useful application data: max. temperature: +200 °C Characteristics Volume stable, pressure stable High Cross section density due to special impregnation Excellent Value for money Graphitized all-round packing with Emergency run Capabilities Good wear resistance against abrasive and crystallizing products Recommended shaft surface hardness: HRC 45 Operating range Pressure [p max]: 20 bar, Velocity [v max]: 20 m/s Pressure [p max]: 250 bar, Velocity [v max]: 2 m/s Pressure [p max]: 150 bar Temperature: t = -50… +250 °C pH: 2 - 12 Density: 1.15 g/cm³ Practical useful application data: max. temperature: +200 °C Main application Centrifugal pumps Valves Mixer Kneader Agitators Suitable for Chemical industry Pulp and paper industry Waste water technology Community facilities Form of delivery This packing can be manufactured from 4 to 40 mm square as well as in intermediate, inch sizes...

Recycled polyeter staple fiber; as raw material is virgin or recycled pet chips, pet flakes, pop corn chips based on requird quality.

BCF-yarns also have a higher resistance to pull then staple fibers. Moreover, BCF-yarns have a higher luster than staple. Due to this, manufacturers will often use BCF in low-weight carpets, as the increased light reflection helps the product to appear bulkier. NYOBE STAYS WITH PA6 YARNS, SINCE 1976 Nylon revolutionized the carpeting industry as the first synthetic fiber – early adopted by Mr. R. De Clerck – and quickly became the new benchmark. There are many features of nylon that other fibers are not able to offer: • highly durable • strong • stands up very well to abrasion • highly resilient • very good texture retention to maintain its original appearance • Premium hand & foot feeling and soft • pilling resistant • brilliant colors and maintaining its colors • excellently printable and dyeable