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Q: What is a mechanical seal? A: An end-face mechanical seal is a device used on a rotating shaft to seal fluids. It consists of two flat faces that are…

In rotodynamic machinery, particularly centrifugal pumps, phenomena like shaft deflection and cavitation pose substantial operational challenges. Manifesting as efficiency drops, accelerated component wear, and premature equipment failures, these phenomena necessitate…

Abstract: Air seals are fundamental to numerous industrial processes. This document seeks to clarify the underlying concepts of air seals, highlight their importance, and explore their diverse uses in today’s…

Carbon capture, a pivotal technology in the fight against climate change, requires sophisticated systems and processes to effectively capture, transport, and store CO2 emissions. SEPCO’s experience in sealing solutions and…

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…

Carbon capture, a pivotal strategy in the global endeavor against climate change, zeroes in on intercepting carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from industrial processes and power generation before they escape into…

SEPCO stands as a leader in industrial sealing solutions, specializing in securing all forms of rotating equipment. Here’s how we bring value to any project: Diverse Sealing Solutions: From mechanical…

Proper sealing solutions are pivotal in safeguarding water quality, especially within water treatment and processing systems. Seals are a formidable barrier against external contaminants from infiltrating water systems, such as…

Sealing wastewater pumps effectively is essential due to the abrasive and potentially corrosive nature of wastewater, as well as the presence of solid debris. Certain sealing solutions are more suitable…

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…