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Can a mechanical seal with a nominal diameter of 95 be used on a shaft with a diameter of 80?

2017-06-26View Original

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Can a mechanical seal with a nominal diameter of 95 be used on a shaft with a diameter of 80?
Reply #22017-06-26
Do you need to make new shaft sleeves to match the seal?
Reply #32017-06-26
No, it is necessary to reconfigure the shaft sleeve.
Reply #42017-06-26
No, it is necessary to reconfigure the shaft sleeve.
Reply #52017-06-26
It should be fine; it’s just that the gap between the static ring and the shaft diameter is a bit large. If I tighten the bolts of the drive seat, it should be possible to install it
Reply #62017-06-26
No, it will be too loose – the difference isn’t small at all. Add a shaft sleeve.
Reply #72017-06-26
Sure, just use a bushing with a 95 rating.
Reply #82017-06-27
You need to make a new shaft sleeve, and you must also ensure that there is enough space in the sealing chamber so that the mechanical seal gland can be installed there~~~~
Reply #92017-06-29
No, the bushing is not suitable; it needs to be remade

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