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Mechanical seal model

2019-05-27View Original

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The mechanical seal for pumps is usually specified by the pump’s model; then, is the model of the mechanical seal used in equipment determined by the manufacturer themselves? For example, what do 205-110 and 2010-110 mean?
Reply #22019-05-27
Mechanical seals come in different models, which vary from the model of the pump. The mechanical seal for pumps is usually specified by the pump model, which is a common practice adopted by pump manufacturers to protect their interests. 205-110, 2010-110 are the model numbers for mechanical seals
Reply #32019-05-27
I know that 205-110 and 2010-110 are model numbers for mechanical seals. I would like to know what the specific numbers mean; for example, what does 205 represent, and what does 110 represent?
Reply #42019-10-05
Regarding the diameter of the stirring shaft, please contact me regarding machine seals
Reply #52019-11-24
There is no fixed standard for this; each sealing manufacturer has its own product numbering, with no unified standard.

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