Tank Lid Packing  is braided by synthetic yarn with rubber core, cover PTFE filament.

Material: Silicone, PTFE, synthetic fiber

Performance: Commonly used packing for tank, with good chemical resistance and softness. After a few service, it remains flexible. Available in square and rectangular cross-sections.

Application range: PAC129 using for all types of container covers, tank covers, etc., used in ships, barges, land and rail transport containers, storage containers, etc.

Application medium: PAC129 is developed for the transportation of dangerous liquid goods, and can be used for most of the chemicals that may be carried, namely chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalis, oils, foods, etc.

Advantages: PAC129 is usually used for all types of tank covers and container covers. It has good flexibility and is easy to fit small irregularities in the cover groove.

• Working pressure: rotating 5, reciprocating 15, static 30 (MPa)
• Operating temperature: -40-+120 (℃)
• Linear speed (m/s): 10
• pH value: 0-14

Not applicable: Molten alkali metals, fluorine compounds under high temperature and pressure, oxygen

Tank Lid Packing

Tank lid packing is a type of seal that is used to prevent leaks from occurring around the lid of a tank. It is typically made of a rubber or elastomer material that is compressed between the lid and the tank flange. Tank lid packing is used in a wide variety of applications, including:

• Chemical storage tanks
• Petroleum storage tanks
• Food and beverage tanks
• Pharmaceutical tanks
• Water and wastewater tanks

Types of Tank Lid Packing

There are two main types of tank lid packing:

• Compression packing: Compression packing is the most common type of tank lid packing. It is made of a rubber or elastomer core that is wrapped in a layer of braided packing material. The packing material is compressed between the lid and the tank flange to create a seal.
• Gland packing: Gland packing is a less common type of tank lid packing. It is made of a series of rings that are installed in a gland. The rings are compressed by a bolt or screw to create a seal.

Choosing the Right Tank Lid Packing

The type of tank lid packing that you choose will depend on the application. For example, if you are sealing a tank that contains hazardous chemicals, you will need to choose a packing material that is resistant to those chemicals. You will also need to consider the temperature and pressure of the contents of the tank, as well as the size of the tank lid.

Installing Tank Lid Packing

Tank lid packing should be installed by a qualified technician. The installation process can vary depending on the type of packing that is being used. However, some general steps include:

1. Cleaning the lid and flange surfaces
2. Applying a lubricant to the packing material
3. Installing the packing material in the gland or wrapping it around the core
4. Compressing the packing material
5. Tightening the bolts or screws

Maintaining Tank Lid Packing

Tank lid packing should be inspected regularly for signs of wear or damage. If the packing is worn or damaged, it should be replaced. You should also check the packing for leaks on a regular basis. If you detect a leak, you should tighten the bolts or screws on the gland or replace the packing.

Benefits of Tank Lid Packing

Tank lid packing provides a number of benefits, including:

• Prevents leaks
• Protects the contents of the tank from contamination
• Extends the life of the tank
• Improves safety

If you have any questions about tank lid packing, please contact a qualified technician.

Additional Resources

• How to Choose the Right Tank Lid Packing
• Installing and Maintaining Tank Lid Packing
• Troubleshooting Tank Lid Packing Leaks