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Cartridge mechanical seal 270Fspringfor pumpsprocess
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Characteristics
- Type
- cartridge, spring
- Applications
- for pumps
- Domain
- process
- Other characteristics
- for heavy-duty applications
- Operating pressure
Min.: 0 Pa
(0 psi)Max.: 6,900,000 Pa
(1,001 psi)- Operating temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 260 °C
(500 °F)
Description
Heavy-duty Cartridge Seal for Boiler Feed Circuit Applications
Suitable for larger equipment, the Type 270F is a boiler feed seal designed for the most demanding performance, and is normally supplied as a cartridge. The face and seat are computer-engineered for optimum distortion control leading to high reliability and long operating life. The cooling circuit can be equally effective in reverse as well as forward rotation.
Features
California Residents: PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
Advanced computer-designed faces for optimum performance under all temperatures and pressures
Stationary spring for high-speed application
Robust drive mechanism for high torque and long life
Cartridge construction for ease of assembly
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