Flowtrue Introduction, Tips to Prevent Failures, and Fun Facts

We have some exciting news and helpful tips to share with you this month, so let's dive right in!

Learn more about our AESSEAL Flowtrue?

The AESSEAL??FLOWTRUE??is a robust and adjustable flow meter that controls the amount of water flowing to the mechanical seal for cooling purposes.

The unique and advanced FLOWTRUE??design means that of all the flow meters available it is the least likely to clog. This is due to large internal clearances within the design. Three models are available, which enables the product to be used on packing applications, single seals and double mechanical seals.

Contact us today to learn more about how the AESSEAL Flowtrue? can improve your operations. https://www.aesseal.co.za/location

Tip of the month: How to prevent mechanical seal failures

One of the most common issues we see in our industry is mechanical seal failures, which can lead to costly downtime and repairs. Here are some tips to help prevent such failures:

1. Choose the right seal for your application. Not all seals are created equal, and using the wrong type can cause premature wear and damage.
2. Proper installation and alignment. Make sure the seal is installed correctly and is aligned with the shaft to prevent misalignment.
3. Lubrication and cooling. Ensure that the seal is properly lubricated and cooled to prevent overheating and excessive wear.
4. Regular maintenance and inspection. Check the seal periodically for signs of wear and tear, such as leaks or discoloration, and replace it as needed.

We hope these tips help you avoid mechanical seal failures and keep your operations running smoothly.

Fun fact of the month:

Did you know that the first mechanical seal was invented over a century ago?

It was patented by George Cook and was designed to replace the traditional packing gland, which was prone to leaks and required frequent maintenance.

Cook's mechanical seal was a significant improvement and became widely used in various industries, from water pumps to steam engines. Since then, mechanical seals have evolved and become even more advanced, but they still serve the same fundamental purpose: to prevent fluid leakage and protect equipment from damage.

Thank you for being a part of the AESSEAL South Africa community. We look forward to continuing to serve you with innovative products and expert support.

Until next time, stay safe and stay curious!

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