The M-ring type MC is an axial static sealing element for stainless steel fittings likewise to the DIN 11851 for the food industry, with a raised design. Diary pipe screw joints are available in a variety of common elastomer materials. The most common of these would be NBR, FKM, EPDM and PTFE.
Compounds comply with the Code of Federal Regulations (FDA-Food and Drug Administration) 21 CFR 177.2600 or 21 CFR 177.1550. Further compounds are available upon request i.e. with accordance to BfR recommendation XXI, USP Class VI and 3-A Sanitary Standards.
M-ring Type MC
Fields of application
static
dynamic
single acting
double acting
Linear
Rotating
oszilating
Main use
valves for the food industry
Materials
elastomers, PTFE
Technical values
Materials
Pressure
up to 16 MPa
Temperature
-30°C / +80°C (material dependent)
Speed
-
Pressure
up to 16 MPa
Temperature
-20°C / +200°C (material dependent)
Speed
-
Pressure
up to 16 MPa
Temperature
-40°C / +130°C (material dependent)
Speed
-
Pressure
up to 16 MPa
Temperature
-200°C / +260°C (material dependent)
Speed
-
Maximum values temperature, speed and pressure are simultaneously not applicable! The values vary in dependence of material and media. For technical queries please contact our application consultants – we have the right solution for you.
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