Spiral wound gasket
Provided is a spiral wound gasket that makes it less likely that gaps that are in communication with each other in a spiral shape will remain between layers of a filler member exposed at a gasket face in a state before the gasket is clamped and that is capable of exhibiting sufficient sealability for flanges provided at pipe joints. The present invention provides a spiral wound gasket in which a laminate of a hoop member made of metal and a filler member is wound around an opening and integrated, and which has gasket faces at respective end portions, wherein, at each of the gasket faces, an end portion of the filler member protrudes past an end portion of the hoop member, and the gasket faces have a surface roughness R z of 30 μm to 200 μm.
1. A spiral wound gasket in which a laminate of a hoop member made of metal and a filler member is wound around an opening and integrated, and which has gasket faces at respective end portions,
wherein, at each of the gasket faces, an end portion of the filler member protrudes past an end portion of the hoop member,
the gasket faces have a surface roughness R z of 30 μm to 200 μm, and
the surface roughness R z is a surface roughness on the gasket face constituted by end portions of a plurality of layers of the filler member.
2. The gasket of claim 1 , wherein the filler member prior to winding has a 25% compressive load P of 5 MPa to 9 MPa,
a percentage Tr that expresses a ratio of a thickness of the filler member prior to winding to a thickness of the hoop member prior to winding is 200% to 1500%, and
V (%/MPa) that is calculated using the 25% compressive load P and the percentage Tr and that is expressed by an equation (I) below is 22 to 300:
V
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Tr
P
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