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The Model 600

Dual Stationary Cartridge Mounted Seal

Performance in Motion

 

The ASI Model 600 is specially engineered to withstand greater radial and axial movement common to larger equipment such as slurry pumps, mixers and agitators. The seal components are designed to work in unison, preventing under- or over-compression of the seal faces, as well as increasing free movement of the seal.

Unison Component Design- One set of springs, independent of the seal gland plate, energizes both stationary faces. Anti-rotation devices are positioned to give seal components maximum movement. This allows the seal to move freely with the pump shaft without increasing or decreasing the mechanical seal load on the inboard or outboard seal faces.

Greater Radial Clearances- The Model 600's design incorporates greater radial clearances between individual seal components, enabling the seal to compensate for increased shaft whip or radial thrust. 



 

The Model 510

Dual Rotary Cartridge Mounted Seal 

Strength in Design

 

Developed to address the inherent problems associated with hot polymer, pre-polymer, monomer and plastics applications, the Model 510 is the only canister-type double seal engineered with reciprocally balanced seal faces.

Low Expansion Metallurgy- The Model 510's seal components are designed with the maximum possible cross-sections and constructed with low expansion metallurgy preventing the seal face distortion normally caused by pressure spikes and high temperatures.

Reciprocal Balance- The reciprocal balance of the Model 510 compensates for the varying pressures between normal service (vacuum) and spikes that often occur. This ensures the optimum seal face closure and prevents barrier fluid contamination, providing uninterrupted seal service during the spike, and after normal service resumes.

 

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