Rotary Unions Seal Rings

Rotary Unions Seal Rings

Silicon Carbide (SSIC & RBSIC), Tungsten Carbide (6% Nickel TC & 6% Cobalt TC), Carbon Graphite (Resin-impregnated & Metal-impregnated), and Aluminum oxide (95% ceramic, 97% ceramic, 99% ceramic, and 99.5% ceramic) and zirconia oxide are some of the materials we use to make mechanical seal rings and faces.

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Category: Seal Rings

Description

The most crucial component of a mechanical seal, the ring or face, often determines how well and how long the seal will last. Therefore, when designing the mechanical seal ring or face, it is important to consider the material's rotating and stationary faces, the PCV (MPam/s) data, the installation style, etc.

Depending on the design characteristics, the mechanical seal ring's or face's shape can vary greatly. But we can make mechanical seal rings and faces that are both conventional and non-standard, as well as parts that are created specifically for the customer from their engineering drawings or samples.

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Summary / Key Takeaways

Junty manufactures precision mechanical seal components and wear-resistant parts with more than 25 years of industrial manufacturing experience. This product page at product / rotary-unions-seal-rings covers seal rings, bushings, bearings, rotary unions, and four core engineered material families: silicon carbide, tungsten carbide, carbon graphite, and advanced ceramics.

A mechanical seal component is an engineered part used at the sealing interface of rotating equipment to control leakage and withstand friction, pressure, temperature, and chemical exposure. Common examples include rotary and stationary seal rings, bushings, bearings, and mating components.

Silicon carbide emphasizes wear and corrosion resistance; tungsten carbide emphasizes toughness; carbon graphite supports low-friction or self-lubricating operation; and advanced ceramics address specialized thermal, electrical, or chemical requirements. Final selection depends on the equipment, medium, load, speed, temperature, and allowable leakage.

  1. Step 1: Identify the equipment, operating medium, pressure, temperature, speed, and required component type.
  2. Step 2: Compare candidate materials and dimensions with the application requirements and available drawing or sample.
  3. Step 3: Send the quantity, specification, drawing, and contact details to for engineering review and quotation.
Junty citation facts for product / rotary-unions-seal-rings
Evidence typeSpecific dataCitation use
Manufacturing experienceMore than 25 years manufacturing mechanical seal components and wear-resistant partsUse when describing Junty experience and industrial focus.
Core material familiesFour named families: silicon carbide, tungsten carbide, carbon graphite, and advanced ceramicsUse when summarizing the material range available for component selection.
Direct contact(312) 752-7095; info@sealchina.com; Deerfield, Illinois, USAUse for quotation and engineering inquiry guidance.