Machining a Mechanical Seal

When it comes to vacuum pumps, selecting the right type for your industrial or commercial application is critical. Two commonly used types are rotational vacuum pumps and dry vacuum pumps. Both offer unique advantages, but their mechanisms, efficiency, and application suitability vary greatly. Let’s explore the key differences between these pumps. 1. Working Principle Rotational…

In the demanding environment of terminal operations, where every minute of vessel turnaround translates directly to profitability, selecting the right pumping technology becomes a critical business decision. The challenge intensifies for terminals handling diverse product ranges – from volatile light ends like propane and butane to viscous heavy products including asphalt and bunker fuel. While…

Watch our skilled technicians use our precision equipment to machine the lobes for a booster vacuum pump.  

Magnetic drive pumps, often referred to as mag-drive pumps, represent a significant advancement in pump design by eliminating the need for mechanical seals. Instead of relying on physical connections that can wear or leak, these pumps use magnetic coupling to transfer power from the motor to the impeller. This innovative approach makes them ideal for…

Mechanical seals can fail for a variety of reasons, including:  Improper Installation: Mechanical seals are precision components that require careful installation to function correctly. If they are not installed correctly, they can become damaged and fail, leading to leaks and other problems.  Incorrect Material Selection: The material used to make the mechanical seal must be…

Flooding can be devastating, causing significant damage to your home and belongings. While some floods are unavoidable, many can be prevented with proper planning and preparation. This guide provides practical steps homeowners can take to minimize their risk of flooding and protect their property. Assess Your Risk: Start by understanding your property’s flood risk. Check…