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Leakage

2016-12-17View Original

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The gasket for the chemical pump impeller just won’t hold properly; leakage always occurs at the shaft sleeve. Is there any good solution? I would like to ask the experts here.
Reply #22016-12-19
It’s a PTFE gasket, right? It would be better to use a ring for the grooves that are cut out~
Reply #32016-12-19
Doesn’t the shaft sleeve have an O-ring? If shims are required for all the assemblies in front of the bushings, apply waterproof sealant as a fallback.
Reply #42016-12-20
Grooves can be made on the contact surface between the impeller and the shaft sleeve, with a PTFE gasket added (if the contact area permits), or an O-ring can be placed in the shaft sleeve.
Reply #52016-12-24
As required, the material of the shaft used inside must be corrosion-resistant, although its resistance to corrosion is not very high.

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