Cotton Grease Packing
Grease packing is a general purpose packing which is only limited to be used in light duty motors and pumps.It cannnot withstand temperature more than 80c.It is available in white and black colour.An economical universal packing suitable for rotaing and reciprocating pumps,Valves and Agitators etc with water,Sea-water and alcohol etc.The size range available is 3mm-25mm.
- Braided cotton fibre, impregnated with grease and lubricant
- Soft construction seats easily on low-pressure duty
- Rated to around 100°C across pH 6–8
- An inexpensive, readily available utility packing
- Suited to water pumps, sluice valves and general equipment
Overview
Cotton Grease Packing is braided from cotton fibre and impregnated with grease and lubricant, giving a soft, easily-seated seal for low-pressure water and general service. It is an inexpensive, readily-available utility packing.
It is rated to around 100°C across pH 6–8 at shaft speeds to about 8 m/s, suited to water pumps, sluice valves and general plant equipment.
Specifications
| Material | Cotton fibre, grease-impregnated |
|---|---|
| Max Temperature | 100°C |
| pH Range | 6 – 8 |
| Max Shaft Speed | 8 m/s |
| Service | Water & low-pressure duty |
| Form | Continuous coil, cut to length |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cotton Grease Packing used for?
It is an economical packing for low-pressure water pumps, sluice valves and general utility equipment.
What temperature can Cotton Grease Packing handle?
It is rated to around 100°C — for hotter or chemical service choose a PTFE, graphite or carbon grade.
Is Cotton Grease Packing easy to fit?
Yes — the soft, grease-lubricated braid seats easily and beds in quickly.
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