Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
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Has anyone heard of this type of interface?
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Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
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RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
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RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
I used to type in www.grayloc.com to go to their website, but now it redirects the link to that oceaneering website. If you need the catalog, you can find one in the link below. We used them as clamp connectors for the removable tube bundle in a Syngas Effluent Cooler.
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RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
In my opinion, Grayloc fittings are a well known, well engineered product, but come at a premium price.
One of the primary advantages over flanged pipe design seems to be the ability to route pipes closer together. Additionally, teardown of the connection can be done in a tight space. Both of these features are of great importance in applications such as offshore oil platforms...
_MJC
RE: Greylock 14 (Graylock 14)
I am interested in anyones experience in using 'Loload' spiral wound gaskets.
In particular in the situation with bolting together ANSI.B.16.5 Slip On Flange to Weld neck flange.
It has been suggested that using a traditional 'spiral wound' gasket is not recommended due to potential difficulties in torquing up, sufficient to give metal to metal contact.