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    This document provides information on the component materials used in EKK mechanical seals, including their typical characteristics and applications. It lists various metallic, sliding, and packing materials - such as stainless steel, Hastelloy C, titanium, carbon graphite, tungsten carbide, ceramic, PTFE, and rubber - along with their corrosion resistance properties, temperature ranges, and hardness values. The operating temperature limits and coefficients of thermal expansion are specified to aid in determining appropriate materials for mechanical seal design and operation.

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    This document provides information on the component materials used in EKK mechanical seals, including their typical characteristics and applications. It lists various metallic, sliding, and packing materials - such as stainless steel, Hastelloy C, titanium, carbon graphite, tungsten carbide, ceramic, PTFE, and rubber - along with their corrosion resistance properties, temperature ranges, and hardness values. The operating temperature limits and coefficients of thermal expansion are specified to aid in determining appropriate materials for mechanical seal design and operation.

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    This document provides information on the component materials used in EKK mechanical seals, including their typical characteristics and applications. It lists various metallic, sliding, and packing materials - such as stainless steel, Hastelloy C, titanium, carbon graphite, tungsten carbide, ceramic, PTFE, and rubber - along with their corrosion resistance properties, temperature ranges, and hardness values. The operating temperature limits and coefficients of thermal expansion are specified to aid in determining appropriate materials for mechanical seal design and operation.

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    This document provides information on the component materials used in EKK mechanical seals, including their typical characteristics and applications. It lists various metallic, sliding, and packing materials - such as stainless steel, Hastelloy C, titanium, carbon graphite, tungsten carbide, ceramic, PTFE, and rubber - along with their corrosion resistance properties, temperature ranges, and hardness values. The operating temperature limits and coefficients of thermal expansion are specified to aid in determining appropriate materials for mechanical seal design and operation.

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    Component materials of EKK mechanical seals

    Typical characteristics of mechanical seal component materials are shown. Sufficient P.V.T. values must be taken into account when determining operating temperature of sliding materials.

    Classification

    Sign SUS316 HAS-C TB340

    Characteristics, application
    Stainless steel used as ordinary metallic material for mechanical seals Equivalent to Hastelloy C (Ni alloy) used as anticorrosive metal Titanium class 2 used as acid-proof and retainer material Equivalent to Carpenter 20 (Ni-Cr alloy) used as acidpoof metal Equivalent to Carpenter 42 (Ni alloy) used as retainer material but with corrosion resistance of SUS410 level Equivalent to Inconel 718 (Ni-Cr alloy) used as bellows material with excellent elasticity and heat and corrosion resistance Equivalent to Inconel 625 applicable for high temperature and corrosive condition having good spring property and often used as bellows material Carbon graphite subjected to special conditioning Resin impregnated carbon grahite Non- impregnated special carbon grahite Individual tungsten carbide resitant to slurries Individual tungsten carbide resitant to acid, alkali, slurries Individual acid-resistant ceramic (Al2O3) Superior in heat shock resistance and good selflubrication property by cabon contained Solid Silicon Carbide having corrosion resistance, alkali resistance and slurry resistance Corrosion-resistant ceramic (Cr2O3) coating PTFE filled with glass fiber and graphite Tetrafluoroethylene resin (Rareflon) with excellent chemical resistance NBR (NOK code A305) with excellent resistance to oil and wear Fluoric rubber (NOK code F422) with excellent resistance to heat, solvents, acid Ethylene propylene rubber (NOK code E617) applicable for hot water and vegetable oil Kalrez with excellent resistance to heat, chemicals Teflon encapsulated silicon O-ring with excellent resistance to chemicals, solvents Square shaped mold packing with excellent heat resistance high temperature bellows seal use

    Hardness
    HB187max. HB241msx. HB110max. HB156max. HB148max. HB340min. HB245max. HS80min. HS65min. HS95min. HRA 90min. HRA 92min. HRA 92min. HS80min. HS105min. Durometer 120min. Durometer 65min. Durometer 60min. HS73 HS68 HS70 HS75

    To
    270500 150220 270500 110300 100300 40120 20200 45130 10260

    T
    200400 100170 200400 200450 100350 10170 100400 100400 10170 10100 60250 20100 20200 35130 0250 60260 240450

    10-6 1/
    18.7 12.7 9 16.7 5.7 12.1 12.1 5 5 7 5 5 7 3.2 4 9 100 140

    Metallic materials

    CAP-20 CAP-42 INC718 INC625 CARBON A CARBON B CARBON X T. CARBIDE T

    Sliding materials

    T. CARBIDE K CERAMIC S S. CARBIDE Y S. CARBIDE V CM PTFE-FFB PTFE-FF NBR FKM

    Packing materials

    EPDM FFKM ET-RING GRAFOIL

    To T

    denotes heat-resistant limit of material. denotes operating temperature limit to mechanical seal. denotes coefficient of thermal expansion of material. Temperature range as reference is 0400 for mechanical seal.

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