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  • MorganiteSpecialCarbons

  • MORGANITE GRAFLON GRADE DATA! ;F:

    3*t t ' t 5 5 5 5

    Cafton Grcphite filled PTFE

    N122.

    HY53

    2.152112.09

    2t22421 9 52t5

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    3369

    55

    23?5

    33

    31

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    1 0 3

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    226n2r9017401330

    21711

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    15.7152

    1 5 0

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    221022N213021702 lm2050

    2.5

    l 5

    1.5050525

    3 5

    3 02A2 0

    2 1 0

    225 3250

    1570

    1Sl5

    023

    l 2 3

    5 0

    1075

    1230

    1550

    1 6

    22

    200200250250

    250250zAA

    J90390

    390

    Miscellaneous filled PTFEHY28HY29IY31|]Y52uY54t]Y57|]Y6O

    221224t21

    226235

    0 1 00 5 00 1 5030050tJ250 1 0

    121)30

    907373

    5350

    115

    153

    115

    65355359

    65

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    0m30.0330m30 05000210 0330 042

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    trntpregnated Carbon Graphite filled PTFEhY53HY5g

    205i 9 3

    0.20005

    5523 33

    451 8

    0 0030 0 1 0

    0m30 042

    125125

    131013100.0

    1 5 0?100 r 0

    230 33304380

    1350??50

    A2t' 12.002t 50

    ?50251

    Resin Bonded CompositesrY501M3)lY501M9l

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    :J230

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    For further nformaiion and app caiion advice pease coniact the Morganite Grafon team oi Eng neers.

    EUMEIUWMoan le Special Carbons Limitd

    To:0705501311 Fa:0705503666 Te ex 36335 ! ilorgaii-

  • Aetaspace: G.aflan beaings and seals far a.tuatats and tuej

    Punp. Beatings and sals are sunable for oilfteeo.ptoduct lub cated duties.

    Bearings and seals forpneumatic applications.

    Bearings for mixers and control^41_ r l 6c . \ / . t 6m .

    Compression and bearing ringsin reciprocating compressors.

    Fuel pump bearings and seals.

    Guides for glass bottle andpaper manufacture.

    Journal and bearing pads onrailway carriages and bogies.

    Labyrinth Seals in rotarycompressors.

    lvliscellaneous seals in Rooteand vane type compressorsand vacuum pumps.

    Piston Rod packingassemblies and wearing parts

    Product lubricated pumpjournal and thrusi bearings.Pump 'neck' rings.

    Seats and seals in a widevariety of valve applications.

    Water turbine gland rings andbearings for control systems.

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  • GRAFLON COMPRESSORAPFLICATIONS

    {Vlorcanite Graflon produce an exlensive range off i l led plfe and fesln bonded materials that are selflubricai ing chemicallyinerl,dimensronallystable,non'hygroscopic and highly rcsistanl to wear. These,1d'a.re-5 .\ make lhe.naterial( idprl ior pisloland bearing f ings togelhefwith piston rod packingsin recipfocating compressor appllcations whether theenvironment is oi l f tee, mlni lube or fu ly lubrrcated.

    \ In many instances the l\rorganite Gratlon gfades are- Lrnique qiving consrstency and peafofmance that in

    many instances ate unparal leled. n addit jon tomatedalqualty the Graflon Division has a world wideleam of engineers able to give advice and assistwith problem analysis

    MATERIALSThe selection ofthe appropriate Morganite Graflongrade ls dependant upon one of the fol lowing:.

    HY42 A medium carbon graphite i i l ied ptfe gradewhefe material f lexibi l i ty s f equifed.

    HY34 Medium to high f i l lef conteni employed, inassocial ion with HY22 piston rings, fof sol idbearing ring appllcations.

    L HY48 A pemium medium to high cafbon graphrtef led ptfe gfade idealfof l ight gases rnlubricated high pressure duties.

    alkal imetals and hydrogen f luoide gas,suitable for oxygen

    HY60 A med Lrm g ass fibrc filled grade with theaddition of copper Our pfeferred choice foroxygen

    HY50 A gfade consist ing of a combination ofari i f icialgraphite, ptfe and [/ loS, bondedwiih thermosetting synlheiic rcsins. In lhismaterialthe plfe is present as a dispersedphase in a relal ively small proport lon so lhatal lhoLgh l l p advar"aqes of i ls Lbrici 'y arefelained lhis maleria has maftedadvanlages at very low dew pointcompressoT applications especial ly with boilofi gases and hydrogen from PSAprccesses

    [/]Y10K An antimony impregnated carbon for dryrunning app ical ions offering maxmlrmrigrdity erp",:d ly ds ar anl;p\ irus.on I rg

    OXYGE,NMofganite Grai lon f i led ptfe grades HY22. HY2g,HY34 and HY60 a I have BAIVI ceftlficales forgaseoLts oxygen duly. However, HY29 and HY60are lhe prefered gfades for this duty. MYl0KhasasimiJar BAIM cerl i f icale.

    GEIdERALThe ful l l ist of physicai propedies can be found in thecraf lon Grade Dala leaf lei and an indicat ion ofcompressor pedofmance can be found ln the i ist ofcompressoa case histor ies.

    I t is i rnpodanl thal compressor components arecorrect ly deslgned and rnanufactured to sui tindividualapp ical ons The Graf lon Divis ion prefercro lake _L I pcpol\ ib l ly bur rpeds fJl l rna' l "rnPdetai is. Technical Quesi ionnaires are avarlable forthis purpose. For new machines lhe gas andcompfessor detai is afe requifed, and fof exist ingmachines the pislon and packing dirnensions arc

    also necessary The general design concepts can befound in the fol lowing pages

    HY22 ]\,4ediurn to high catuon graphite filled ptfegrade yielding ihe opt im!m u/eaf fate foTca|bon graphite fl led gfades. Fi|st choicefor low pTessure ai f and hydrocafbon dui ies.

    HY52 A rnedium bronze f i l led ptfe grade with theaddit ion of lv los2. l t is ideal for ai fapplrcat ions whete ptessufes exceed 20 baf.

    HY54 A medi lrm f l l lef of two ca$on maler lals andglass f ibre. Successful ly employed inelhylene. pfopylene, wet hydrogen andmelnane envtronmenls

    HY29 A medium glass f ibre f i l led gfade white inco our and chernical ly ined except for mol ien

    2 . O 1 June 21 1994

  • Morganite

    FILLED PTFE AND RESIN BONDED MATERIALSUndef ihe name Graf lon, Morgani te Speca Carbons L imted produceiwo d stnct groups o imatera bothoiwhchcomplemeni ihe range of conventona carbons. Not only are they s m ar to carbof n iheir ab iiy to operate dry and nnon lubricating q ulds blrl they are now capab e of prov d ng excellent service n low dewpo nt gases - con d itionswh ch woLr cl ead to catast.oph c la ure of conventiona carbons.

    1. Filled ptfen the early 1960s Morganiie slarled deveopment ofpo\,tetrafluoroethy ene lptfe) nraterals lrav ng fi erc slchas amofphols carbon, graphlte.glass lbre mo ybdenumdis! ph.le, varols metals and comb nations ol ihese.Deveopmenl has contnLred s ncethat t ime wth the resul lthat the company now has availab e a range ol h gh dliymaterias whose propelres fetain and mproveonihecharacierisiic ol their consttuent parls.These malerals are not britte but have good creep. . ( t . - c " u l de q o "d d d - , pp d p . T i 6 / hd \6 :. Excellent wear resistance.. An operating ternperature range oi 200'c to +200'c

    ( 330'F io + 390'F) .. The ab ity lo operare n dry sases.. A ow therm al expans on wth n the range of f ed plfe s.. Good iherma condlctivity.. S rn ar s la l c and dynamic l rc ton.

    2. Resin bonded compositesMaterias ln th s group were deve oped n para e with i edptfe s wiih wh ch ihey have many charactefsl cs ncommon They are manufactured from a comb nation otcarbon, ptfe and molybdenum d sulph de bonded togetherwirh athermosett ng siatic res n. As the ptfe is present rn adisperse. lphase and in re lat ivey sma proportons, theadvaniage of ts ubrc i ty s avai labe wthoui ihe drawbackof h gh therma expanson and poor creep resislancen u tra dry env ronmenis wherethe watervapour content.

    . - - . . . a ' r o . e p d - p - | l r o r . " . 1 1 b o d - d o r o o . i r s

    show greal advantage and, n ierms ol wear, olt-perform

    Grai of is ava abe lury mach ned or, il qLrantt es anddesign permil, pfessed io shape and as iape. bocks andrng banks !p to 900r .m d ameler .

    AuattJ MatganiLe Gralla. i, @q 5lered ro /5O 9007

    . Petrochemical

    . Transport

    . Aerospace

    . Power

    . Gas

    . Water

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    T.ahspatr: suppan pads and banngs wherc cansistent pelJatnance ptape!1ies