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We’ve gathered some of the top pulp and paper news stories from September, which include: determining if the delta variant of COVID-19 could create a paper shortage and a major…

It’s no secret that FDA-compliant seal technology is often required for food and beverage equipment reliability. This means that the materials of construction must meet FDA requirements for sanitation and…

What high-performance thermoplastic is ideal for your application? Do you need PTFE, PEEK, PPS? What material will be too soft or too brittle to operate well? Watch this recorded webinar…

In a candy factory making peanut butter, rotary air locks are used as feeders to move dextrose from sugar silos to mixers making the peanut butter. The existing lip seals…

A screw conveyor moving gypsum experienced heavy leakage with severe housekeeping issues. Product waste plagued the plant. The gypsum producer installed an air seal. The result was zero leakage and…

A drywall facility had a problem with gypsum leakage from a screw conveyor. Gypsum, a soft mineral used in fertilizer, drywall, plaster, and blackboard or sidewalk chalk. Gypsum causes a…

We’ve gathered some of the top pulp and paper news stories from July to contribute to the spread industry knowledge and contribute to networking within the market. Learn more about…

Here at SEPCO, we understand balancing work and fun. And Electrical Apparatus magazine recognized that importance, too, in a recent print issue. A peak at the first two pages of…

SEPCO’s Atlantic Regional Manager, David Brewer, was featured on a recent episode of the Rooted in Reliability podcast where he discussed water conservation and sealing technology with the show’s host,…

It’s no secret that selecting the most effective sealing technology is the first step in increasing rotating equipment reliability. However, with so many options available like braided compression packing, mechanical…