RO-D Mechanical Seal

 RO-D Mechanical Seal

d1 = 20 … 100 mm

Pressure: up to 1.0MPa

Temperature: -20°C to 180°C

Speed: up to 15 m/sec

Applications: Clean water, sewage water, oil and other moderately corrosive fluids.

Component Mechanical Seal --- Rock Metal have managed to successfully install thousands of seals worldwide.

Component mechanical seals are composed of separate rotary and stationary parts. Unlike cartridge seals, component seals are not preassembled and require skilled technicians to install them. Incorrect installation of seal faces, O-rings, and seal axial setting on the pump shaft will result in reduced seal life or in some cases, immediate seal failure.

Advantages of Component Mechanical Seals

Reduced expenses on initial seal purchase

Reduced spares costs as the individual components can be stocked vs. the entire seal

Superior adaptability to very small pumps

Disadvantages of Component Mechanical Seals

The major disadvantage for component mechanical seals are their susceptibility to damage. Component mechanical seals usually have exposed parts that are more susceptible to damage during transportation or installation.

Further, component seals require precise measurements during installation to prevent seal failure. Properly installing this type of seal requires more operator time and thus a higher cost to install or re-install after a repair. 

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