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Hydrocarbons, organic compounds consisting of hydrogen and carbon, are primary constituents of crude oil, natural gas, and many of their derivatives. They are used extensively in various industries, from energy and petrochemicals to pharmaceuticals. When mishandled or improperly sealed, hydrocarbons can pose several challenges and risks

Seals are a formidable barrier against external contaminants from infiltrating water systems, such as chemicals, dirt, and debris.

Carbon capture processes heavily rely on machinery such as compressors, pumps, and other rotating equipment.

Valves play an indispensable role in regulating the flow of fluids within various systems across many industries. Given the critical functionality of valves, ensuring a proper seal becomes paramount to prevent leakages, maintain pressure integrity, and guarantee safe operations. Here’s where high-performance plastics come into play. These plastics, known for their durability, resilience, and chemical … Continue reading "Increase Valve Efficiency with High-Performace Plastics"

From mechanical seals to braided pump packings, SEPCO's product range is vast, catering to a wide array of industrial applications and equipment needs.

Given the massive CO2 outputs from large-scale industrial processes, this technology presents a direct solution to one of the world's most pressing environmental challenges.

Certain sealing solutions are more suitable than others to ensure the efficient and safe operation of wastewater pumps.

Shaft deflection, technically described as a deviation from the true axial rotation of a shaft, is an outcome of variables such as deteriorated bearings, unbalanced hydraulic forces, or unanticipated loading.

Mechanical seals are designed to prevent fluids from leaking out of pumps, mixers, or other equipment where a rotating shaft penetrates a stationary housing. Overheating is a common problem with mechanical seals and can lead to various issues

Determining the correct size of a mechanical seal is crucial for efficient and leak-free operation. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you determine the appropriate mechanical seal size for your equipment.