CM113 Mechanical Seal

Structural features:

1. Single-face, single-spring design with strong anti-clogging capability. When in use, the spring direction doesn’t matter.

2. Depending on the specific application, auxiliary sealing rings can be made from nitrile rubber, fluororubber, or ethylene-propylene rubber.

3. Complies with ISO3069, DIN24960, and GB6556 standards, offering excellent versatility.

Applicable medium:

Oil, water, acids, bases, salts, and more

Work parameters:

Fixed substance content: ≤10%

Warm Temperature: ≤180°C

Press Force: ≤1.0 MPa

Axis Diameter: ≤100mm

Material parameters:
Main material: 304, 316L or 2205, 2507, 1.4529
Sealing ring material: Graphite, silicon carbide, tungsten carbide
Rubber materials: nitrile rubber, fluoroelastomer, ethylene propylene rubber, silicone rubber

Main applications:

This type of mechanical seal is primarily used in various types of water pumps, chemical pumps, and sewage pumps.

Note: Since pumps serve a variety of purposes, the sealing materials (friction pairs) also differ. To ensure reliable sealing performance,
The manufacturer recommends the following:
1. Clean water (without particulate matter)—Choose an alloy for the dynamic sealing pair and graphite for the static sealing pair.
2. Highly corrosive conditions (with particulate matter) – Select the dynamic ring friction pair made of silicon carbide, and the stationary ring friction pair also made of silicon carbide.
3. Conditions involving particles and significant vibration – Select (alloy) for the dynamic ring friction pair, and (alloy) for the stationary ring friction pair.
4. Customization is also available upon customer request. If no specific request is made, the default option will be (clear water).

Installation Use Requirements :

1. The radial runout of the equipment shaft should not exceed 0.04 mm, with axial runout not exceeding 0.1 mm;
2. The sealing cavity of the equipment should be kept clean during installation, and sealing components must be thoroughly cleaned. Ensure that the sealing faces remain intact to prevent contaminants and dust from entering the sealing area.
3. During installation, avoid any impact or hammering to prevent damaging the mechanical seal through friction, which could lead to sealing failure.
4. During installation, apply a layer of clean machine oil to the surfaces that will come into contact with the seal, ensuring smooth installation.
5. When installing the stationary ring gland, tighten the screws evenly to ensure the stationary ring face is perpendicular to the shaft centerline.
6. After installation, gently push the moving ring by hand to ensure it moves freely along the shaft while maintaining some elasticity.
7. After installation, manually rotate the shaft—there should be no sensation of unevenness or heaviness.
8. Before starting operation, the equipment must be fully charged with the medium to prevent dry friction, which could lead to seal failure.