'Novapress BASIC'. Orange coloured NBR/aramid fibre gasket material, manufactured by calendaring. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
'Novapress Universal Gasket Material'. Green coloured NBR/fibre gasket material manufactured by calandering. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a jointing/gasket material having been tested at reduced surface area to volume ratio.
'Novapress 880'. Beige coloured fibre gasket material manufactured by calendaring. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a jointing/gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
'Novapress Ambition’ (grey coloured) and ‘Novaform 660' (light green on one side and beige on the other). Fibre/NBR gasket materials manufactured by calendaring. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a jointing/gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
`Novapress 260`. Green coloured, compressed fibre material (bound with NBR), manufactured by calendaring. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a jointing/gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
'novapress® 850'. Light brown coloured, compressed fibre/NBR gasket material manufactured by calendaring. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a jointing/gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
'Novatec® Premium XP'. Blue coloured, fibre gasket material. For use with water up to 85°C. For use only as a gasket material having been tested at a reduced surface area to volume ratio.
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