Suitable for the Ship Recycling Convention and easy to create inventory! Introduction of gaskets for ultra-high temperature environments.
The "NAPI-800/800E series" is a gasket for ultra-high temperature environments that uses zero-asbestos materials as an alternative to traditionally used asbestos. By raising the internal material's heat resistance temperature from 500-550°C (asbestos) to 1,000°C (zero-asbestos), we have reduced the occurrence of corrosive gases believed to cause pitting at high temperatures, thereby improving quality. The "NAPI-800 series" has achieved a maximum temperature of 1000°C in a 22-hour heat resistance test and has a proven track record of withstanding use as a gasket at around 800°C, receiving great acclaim. [NAPI-800 Series Features] ■ Suitable for zero-asbestos high-temperature gaskets ■ Incredible heat resistance temperature of 1000°C, practical maximum of 800°C ■ Low price, standard products ■ Reliable track record over many years *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[NAPI-800E Series Features] - Definitive solution for zero asbestos: uses biodegradable inorganic fibers - Economy type of the 800 series - Standard product - Years of proven performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Application】 ■ For ultra-high temperature environments *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Asbestos testing in Japan is conducted using the JIS method, which employs "X-ray diffraction" and "phase contrast and dispersion microscopy." However, this method has been criticized for its flaws, such as misidentifying other particles as asbestos and potentially missing asbestos content below 5%. Therefore, even products deemed non-asbestos in Japan may be determined to contain asbestos when tested using the polarized light microscopy (PLM) method, which is considered more reliable in Europe and the United States. To avoid such situations, a standard known as "Zero Asbestos," which ensures that products contain no asbestos and have passed tests using polarized light microscopy (PLM) and even more reliable electron microscopy, is gaining traction. In July 2012, an ISO asbestos analysis method was published, and the JIS method was excluded, accelerating this movement domestically. In anticipation of this trend, our company has obtained the trademark for "Zero As" and has promptly introduced testing using polarized light microscopy and electron microscopy. Since 1990, all of our products have been certified as Zero Asbestos, so you can use the "Zero As Gasket NAPI Series" with confidence.