Structure Features:
The BIA rubber sylph on the seal is an interior erection-flow structure whose drive transmission is a coaxial spinning of the axle with the rubber bellow and the motional ring by means of the fastening holder. BIA mechanical seal conforms with the "DIN24960" Standard it has a simple but compact structure and is suitable for pumps.
Sub-materials of friction and auxiliary materials should be selected according to operation conditions.
Operating Range:
Mediums: the volume ratio between solid particles and Sewage lower than 5%, Weak corrosive liquid.
Pressure: ≤0.3Mpa
Temperature: -20°C~70°C
Linear velocity: ≤10m/s
A: We deliver customized sealing solutions to diverse industrial sectors,including:
·Oil and Gas
·Refining
·Chemical and Petrochemical
·Water and Wastewater Treatment
·Pharmaceutical
·Power Generation
·Marine
Our products are designed to perform reliably in demanding environments across multiple industries.
A: HQ Seals provides custom sealing solutions customized for your working conditions. We manufacture seals according to:
· Technical drawings
· Physical samples
· Special material & performance specifications
· Non-standard sizes
We maintain close communication with clients to guarantee all finished products satisfy operational and environmental requirements.
A: First, identify the optimal configuration (single or double seal) according to the process fluid. Then verify operating parameters — pressure, temperature and shaft speed — to select the appropriate seal type and materials. Lastly, confirm available installation dimensions, and opt for either a component or cartridge seal subject to customer requirements and relevant standards. Seal selection is normally carried out by qualified technicians.
A: For mechanical seals that have been stored for a long period: we can grind the rotating and stationary rings, replace secondary sealing O-rings, conduct air tightness testing and issue the pressure test report.
We can provide on-site installation guidance service. For failed mechanical seals, we are able to deliver failure analysis reports.
A: Yes, repairs are available. Depending on the damage condition of the mechanical seal, we classify the overhaul into Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 repair.