Mechanical seal model designation

2018-01-24View Original

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Is there a unified standard for marking mechanical seal models at present? I would appreciate it if experts could give some advice. Aside from the basic application and structure, what other factors should be taken into account when selecting a mechanical seal? Or is there any standard that can be followed? Thank you all very much

Reply #22018-01-24

Select the appropriate elastic components and friction pair material combinations for the operating conditions

Reply #32018-01-24

EN 12756, API 682/ISO 21049, ANSI, DIN 24960

Reply #42018-01-25

Thank you to the two experts upstairs, but I would like to know what the meaning of post-designation codes is, in addition to pre-designation codes. For example, what does M/W mean?

Reply #52018-01-27

GBT 6556-2016 Types, main dimensions, materials, and identification marks of mechanical seals

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