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Component Mechanical Seals

A component mechanical seal is a traditional type of mechanical seal that consists of separate components that are assembled on-site during installation. It typically includes two main parts: the stationary component, which is mounted in the pump housing or casing, and the rotating component, which is attached to the shaft of the rotating equipment. When the equipment is in operation, these two components come into contact, creating a seal that prevents leakage.

Key features of component mechanical seals:

Separate components: As the name suggests, the components of the seal are not pre-assembled as a single unit but are assembled on-site during installation.
Customization: Component seals allow for more flexibility and customization, making them suitable for various equipment and applications.
Maintenance: They can be more time-consuming to install and maintain compared to cartridge seals, as each part needs individual attention.

Single Spring Seals
Single Spring Seals

Reliable and high-quality sealing solutions for a variety of applications, ensuring efficient and leak-free operations.

 
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Multi Spring Seals
Multi Spring Seals

Dependable and top-quality sealing solutions, ensuring optimal performance and preventing leakage in industrial machinery.

 
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Bellows Seals
Bellows Seals

Bellows Mechanical Seal are a type of mechanical seal where the spring element is a bellows. This eliminates the need for a secondary dynamic seal e.g O-rings.

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Efficiency: Component mechanical seals offer high efficiency in sealing, as they can be precisely engineered to meet specific performance requirements. This customization ensures optimal sealing performance, minimizing leakage and extending the lifespan of the equipment. Additionally, these seals can withstand high pressures and temperatures, making them suitable for demanding industrial applications where reliable sealing is crucial. The ability to tailor the design to suit different operating conditions enhances overall system performance and efficiency.