AS-CURC single mechanical seal in cassette form to replace AES type CURC cartridge seal

AS-CURC single mechanical seal in cassette form to replace AES type CURC cartridge seal

Model NO.: AS-CURC
Country of Origin: Zhangjiagang, Suzhou, China

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Product Description

Description：
This Single Mechanical Seal type seal can replace AES type CURC cartridge seal.The design objective was to minimize metal to Silicon Carbide impact, particularly on start–up.
Silicon Carbide has many advantages when used in mechanical seals. The material has superior chemical resistance, hardness and heat dissipation properties compared to practically any other material used as a mechanical seal face.

Suggested Operation Limits
Temperature:-20℃-220℃
Speed:≦15M/S
Pressure:≦2.5Mpa
Size:24mm-100mm/1”-5”

Combined Material
Rotary Face:CAR/SIC/TC
Stat Ring:SIC//TC

Features:
1,Self Aligning stationary face, maximizing seal life
2,Stationary face with radial locating pins minimizes damage in stop / start applications with viscous fluids
3,Quench flush and drain ports for cooling or heating options to maximize seal life
4,Hydraulically balanced seal face technology fir reduced power consumption
5,Non-clogging rotaries and non shaft fretting elastomers
6,Multiple spring an positive set screw shaft drive

Recommended applications：
Sewage Water；
Oil

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Background Knowledge：
Principles of lathe processing of PTFE mechanical seal parts
(1)Sharp turning tool is beneficial to reducing cutting force and cutting heat, thus reducing plastic deformation in turning. The material of the turning tool should be high-speed steel (W18Cr4V).
(2) When selecting cutting angle of the turning tool, larger front and rear angles should be taken. At the same time, the transition edge and the wiper edge should be lengthened to disperse cutting force and cutting heat, thereby reducing deformation.
(3) After cutting, the said mechanical seal spare parts must be continuously moved out of the tool to prevent chips from wrapping around the tool. There should be an arc groove in front of the tool tip for chip discharge.
(4) Reasonable clamping is asked for not only to prevent the workpiece from being clamped and deformed, but also not to loosen the workpiece and let it fly out of the jaws.