Kaxite PTFE Ring Gaskets are flat sealing rings machined from virgin or filled PTFE, sized to the flange face and bore. Service temperature ranges from −200 °C to +260 °C with a pH range of 0–14 — suitable for strong acids, bases and solvents. Standard thickness is 1.5 mm to 6 mm, with nominal sizes from DN15 to DN1200 and custom IDs/ODs to drawing. Available in virgin PTFE for chemical, food and pharmaceutical service, and filled PTFE (glass fiber, carbon, graphite, bronze, MoS2) for higher pressure classes. OEM marking, non-standard sizes and material certificates are supported. Samples are available for evaluation before bulk orders.
PTFE Ring Gasket — Machined Sealing Ring for Aggressive Media
Kaxite PTFE Ring Gaskets are precision-machined from virgin or filled PTFE stock, sized to your
flange face and bore. The ring concentrates seating stress over a small contact area, delivering a
reliable seal on raised-face, flat-face and tongue-and-groove flanges where chemical resistance
and clean media contact matter more than high bolt load.
Temperature−200 to +260°C
Chemical rangepH 0–14Acids, bases, solvents
SizeDN15–DN1200To drawing or standard
Supply modeOEM / ODMSample available
What is a PTFE Ring Gasket
A PTFE Ring Gasket is a flat, ring-shaped sealing element machined or molded from
polytetrafluoroethylene and installed between two flange faces. Compared with other plastics, PTFE
offers superior resistance to chemicals and temperature, making it the standard choice for flanges
handling corrosive fluids, food-grade products or pharmaceutical media.
Because PTFE is chemically inert, the ring does not react with the process fluid and does not
contaminate it. It is also non-stick, low-friction and electrically insulating. For higher pressure
classes, a filled PTFE grade or a stainless steel core with PTFE envelope can be used to improve
creep resistance. The right grade and thickness depend on media, temperature, pressure class and
flange face.
Why buyers source from Kaxite
Direct factory supplyMachined in our Ningbo workshop — no trading layer, no hidden margin.
Machined to your drawingNon-standard IDs, ODs, thicknesses and bolt-hole patterns produced to DWG, DXF or sample.
Virgin and filled grades in one orderChoose per flange — no need to split the order across multiple suppliers.
Batch traceabilityPTFE resin batch and machining dimensions recorded per production lot for project documentation.
Fast turnaround on repeat sizesStandard sizes and stock thicknesses ship quickly; project sizes scheduled per order.
Material and construction
Two standard product forms
Virgin PTFE ring gasket — default for chemical, food and pharmaceutical service. Best chemical resistance and no media contamination.
Filled PTFE ring gasket — glass fiber, carbon, graphite, bronze or MoS2 filled for higher pressure classes and improved creep resistance.
Envelope-style ring — stainless steel or fiber core wrapped in PTFE, for high pressure and thermal cycling where a solid PTFE ring would cold-flow.
Thickness — typically 1.5 mm to 6 mm depending on flange size and pressure class. Thicker rings available on request.
Typical applications
ChemicalReactor, column and pipeline flanges handling aggressive acids, bases and solvents.
PharmaceuticalClean-service flanges where media must not be contaminated.
Food & beverageDairy, brewing and bottling lines compliant with food-contact requirements.
PetrochemicalLow-pressure flanges in refining and downstream units, especially where PTFE is specified.
Power & waterCooling water, chemical dosing and water treatment flanges.
SemiconductorUltra-clean fluid handling where contamination-free sealing is required.
Virgin PTFE is the default for chemical, food and pharmaceutical service. It has the best
chemical resistance and does not contaminate the media. Filled PTFE is used when higher
pressure, higher temperature or mechanical stress would cause virgin PTFE to cold-flow.
Common fillers include glass fiber, carbon, graphite, bronze and MoS2. Send us the medium,
pressure and temperature and we will recommend a grade.
How thick should a PTFE ring gasket be?
Thickness depends on flange size, pressure class and surface condition. Typical thickness is
1.5 mm to 6 mm. Small DN sizes usually use 1.5–2 mm; larger DN and higher
pressure classes use 3–6 mm. If the flange surface is worn or irregular, a slightly
thicker ring helps. We can confirm the right thickness once we know your flange details.
Can you make non-standard sizes?
Yes. We machine PTFE ring gaskets to drawing for non-standard IDs, ODs, thicknesses and
bolt-hole patterns. Send a DWG, DXF, PDF or physical sample and we will confirm tooling, unit
price and lead time. Non-circular and shaped gaskets are also supported.
Do you provide material certificates?
Yes. Material certificates, dimensional inspection reports and grade documentation can be
provided for production orders. Please specify your documentation requirements when sending
the inquiry so that we can confirm what is available.
Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Samples are available for evaluation. Please provide the size, thickness and grade you
need, and we will confirm sample availability and delivery time.
What is your typical lead time?
Lead time depends on size, grade, thickness, quantity and whether custom tooling is required.
Standard sizes and stock thicknesses ship quickly; fully custom rings are scheduled per order.
Please confirm with our team when requesting a quotation.
Do you provide installation guidance?
Yes. PTFE is softer than metal, so bolt load must be controlled to avoid cold-flow. Our
engineers can share basic torque guidance for your flange class on request, based on the
grade and thickness you are using.
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