Cylinder head sheet
1.Asbestos Cylinder Head Gasket Sheet
Manufactured from asbestos Beater sheet with mechanically clinched to 0.18 ~ 0.25mm thick carbon steel tanged (perforated) metal sheet-08F tinplate insert.
It is the best material of cylinder head gasket. It is used for machinery of equipment such as automobile engine, motorcycle engine, diesel internal combustion engine etc.
2.Non-asbestos composite gasket sheet
Manufactured from non-asbestos beater sheet(100% not contain asbestos)with mechanically clinched to 0.18 ~ 0.25mm thick carbon steel tanged (perforated) metal sheet - 08F tinplate insert.
It is best gasket material for motorcycle and automobile cylinder head gasket.
3.Reinforced Graphite composite Sheet
Reinforced Graphite composite Sheet manufactured from graphite sheet with mechanically clinched to 0.18 ~ 0.25mm thick carbon steel tanged (perforated) metal sheet - 08F tinplate insert.
It is best gasket material for cylinder head gasket and exhaust gasket.
4.Exhaust Gasket Sheet
This product is made of asbestos or non-asbestos beater sheet or flexible Graphite Sheet reinforced with both sides sheet metal (tanged 0.20 mm thick carbon steel or tinplate.)
It mainly applies in making exhaust gasket for automobile and motorcycle.
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This morning in Chicago, a significant fire broke out at around 3235 S. Kostner Avenue. The flames quickly spread and engulfed an entire corrugated one-story warehouse located on the premises of a trucking company. By the time firefighters arrived, the fire had already made its way through the roof, posing quite a challenge for the crews on the scene.
I managed to gather some incredible images from two photographers, Gordon J. Nord, Jr. and Josh Boyajian, who were both on hand to capture the intensity of the situation. These photos really convey the scale and severity of the incident, especially as the sun began to rise and illuminated the aftermath.
The first image shows the fire scene during the early hours of the morning, capturing the eerie glow against the dark winter sky. It’s a striking reminder of just how intense these situations can be, with smoke billowing high into the air. Another shot highlights firefighters hard at work, their hoses spraying water onto the remnants of the blaze, while others depict the aftermath of the fire with abandoned trucks scattered across the scene.
As the day progressed, more photos emerged, showcasing the heroic efforts of the Chicago Fire Department. You can see their specialized equipment like the Chicago Snorkel and Spartan fire engines, which played crucial roles in containing the fire. There’s also a powerful image taken by Josh Boyajian as dusk fell, offering a different perspective of the scene—a somber yet mesmerizing view of destruction and resilience.
These photographs not only document the event but also serve as a testament to the dedication of those who risk their lives to protect our communities. If you’re ever in a similar situation or witness a fire, it’s important to stay safe and call emergency services immediately.
Overall, this incident is a stark reminder of the importance of fire safety measures and preparedness, especially during the colder months when fires can escalate quickly due to dry conditions and heating appliances.