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Graphite Rupture Discs for Highly Corrosive Processes

For use in highly corrosive gas and liquid processes the GraphiTech line is available in three configurations, including the GraphiTech Monoblock (GTM), the GraphiTech Monoblock with Vacuum Support (GTMV) and the GraphiTech Inverted (GTI). GraphiTech discs are all constructed using corrosive resistant, resin-impregnated graphite, and include non-asbestos inlet and outlet gaskets. The GTM is available for general applications that require a rupture disc to withstand corrosive chemicals, such as processes involving sulfuric or hydrochloric acid, ultrapure water and phosgene. The GTMV is designed for the same corrosive processes that need vacuum protection, which can be required on any ASME vessel. The GTI’s inverted disc is engineered for jobs requiring a high burst pressure, and also provides additional corrosive protection with its available Teflon liner. GraphiTech discs’ flat design allows them to fit securely in between piping flanges with no holders required for installation. With a 0% manufacturing range and 90% operating ratio, discs are stamped at their requested burst pressure and temperature. All models are available in sizes from 1” through 24”, with ASME UD stamps available.

OSECO, Broken Arrow, OK 74013. www.oseco.com or call 918-258-5626

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