PUMP OIL SEAL FOR INBOARD & OUT BOARD
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- Pressure: Outboard seals handle higher pressures.
- Fluid Exposure: Inboard seals exposed to pump fluid, outboard seals exposed to atmosphere.
- Temperature: Inboard seals may be exposed to higher temperatures.
- Lubrication: Outboard seals often require external lubrication.
- Fluid Type: Compatible with pump fluid.
- Temperature Range: Suitable for operating temperatures.
- Pressure Range: Matches pump pressure conditions.
- Shaft Speed: Compatible with shaft speed.
- Material: Resistant to corrosion and abrasion.
PUMP OIL SEAL FOR INBOARD & OUT BOARD
Oil seals for inboard and outboard applications in pumps are designed to prevent fluid leakage and maintain efficiency. Here's a detailed overview:
- Location: Inside the pump, near the bearings.
- Function: Seals the shaft and prevents fluid from entering the bearing housing.
- Types: Single or double lip seals, metal-cased or rubber lip seals.
- Material: Viton, PTFE, or rubber.
- Pressure: Lower pressure compared to outboard seals.
- Location: Outside the pump, near the stuffing box or gland.
- Function: Seals the shaft and prevents fluid from leaking out.
- Types: Single or double lip seals, metal-cased or rubber lip seals.
- Material: Viton, PTFE, or rubber.
- Pressure: Higher pressure compared to inboard seals.
- Proper Fit: Ensure correct size and fit
- Cleanliness: Clean shaft and housing before installation
- Lubrication: Apply lubricant to seal and shaft (outboard seals)
- Tightening: Secure seal securely, avoiding overtightening
- Regular Inspection: Check for wear and damage
