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Shaft Seal for Oil or Water A NEW mechanical shaft seal
24th February 1961, Page 81
24th February 1961
Page 81
Page 81, 24th February 1961
— Shaft Seal for Oil or Water A
NEW mechanical shaft seal
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has been introduced by Crane Packing, Ltd.. Slough, a 'member of the Tube Investments Group.
There are two versions of this seal. Type 106 is a seal for applications which include fuel-oil, hydraulic and other positive-displacement pumps, and small centrifugal water pumps. Type 106A is a press-in version and was designed to provide a low-priced high-efficiency seal for car water pumps.
Type 106 is suitable for shaft diameters of 4in., in., 4 in., 1 in. and type 106A
for diameters of ;; in., + in., in. and I in. Both sealsare designed for pressures up to 75 p.s.i. and temperatures up to 212° F. (100° C.).
Information Bulletin No. 22, obtainable from Crane Packing, Ltd.. describes the seals.