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Injectable pump & valve sealant |
A blend of exfoliated graphite particles and high-temperature sacrificial lubricants for extreme service applications.
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A high-performance, chemically resistant product with bearing pellets. Ideal for the toughest applications.
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A non-straining, non-toxic fiber blended with FDA-approved lubricants for clean or food grade applications.
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A blend of high-performance fibers and
chemically resistant lubricants.
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A blend of synthetic fibers and
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An Easy and Convenient Product to Use Injectable sealants are easy to install. | |||||||||
The injection gun The injection gun utilizes a button-head or flow-through fitting permanently installed on the pump or valve stuffing box. Since it requires no electricity, the injection gun can be used anywhere to replenish sealant easily and conveniently. The all-steel hydraulic gun is completely portable and is very easy to use. The valve or pump stuffing box fitting allows the sealant to be hand-injected into the shaft stuffing box using the injector gun. No downtime is required for the repacking operation since the equipment can continue to run during the repacking operation. |
How to use the injection gun To properly replenish the packing material, the stuffing box fitting must be located. Next, the injection gun is coupled to the fitting. When the gun is properly coupled to the fitting, the on-off handle on the fitting is turned to the open position and the new sealant in pumped into the fitting until the required amount of sealant is injected. When the operation is complete, the fitting handle is placed in the off position and the gun is disconnected from the stuffing box fitting. Remember to properly disassemble and return your injection gun to its container where it may be stored until needed again. Note: Button-head fittings with check ball valve do not required ball valve for on-line repacking. |
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