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Dual-cartridge mechanical seal SAF
for pumpsteelcarbon

dual-cartridge mechanical seal
dual-cartridge mechanical seal
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Characteristics

Type
dual-cartridge
Applications
for pump
Material
steel, PTFE, carbon
Domain
process
Other characteristics
balanced, double
Operating pressure

15 bar, 20 bar
(218 psi, 290 psi)

Operating temperature

Max.: 180 °C
(356 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Description

Double-acting Cartridge Seal for Heavy Equipment The SAF is a double-acting seal particularly engineered to suit pumps, screens, knotters, sorters and pulpers in heavy process industries where liquids containing solid particles and impurities are involved. Seal design can be multi-component or cartridge version, depending on application. Size range varies from 0.787'' to 17.716''/20mm to 450mm. Typical OEM designs include brands: Andritz, Beloit, Bird, GL&V, IMPCO, Metso Paper, Netsch Mohno, Noss, Voith, Toscotec,SSP Pumps, Sulzer Pumps, Sunds Defibrator and Warman Pumps, etc. Design is unaffected by pressure changes. The Type SAF seal is double-balanced, which makes the construction fully independent of pressure changes in both process and barrier fluid. It's designed for minimum damage risk — the rugged construction for all applications prevents failure and provides long and trouble-free service. Type SAF seal provides easy installation and low maintenance costs. Ultimate reliability for screen sealing requirements. It is recommended to use Safeunit™ (plan 54) for seal water control. Features California Residents: PROPOSITION 65 WARNING Balanced, heavy-duty design Easy to install No fitting parts needed No measuring required Self-centering

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