ROTARY JOINTS SEALS
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Rotary Joints Seals
In systems where fluids or gases are transferred between fixed and rotating parts, rotary joint seals are essential parts. Their main duty is to stop leaks, which guarantees the secure and effective operation of machinery in a variety of sectors. Rotating joint seals offer a dependable solution for crucial fluid handling applications in a variety of industries, including power generation, chemical processing, food manufacturing, and aerospace.
- Rotating Part (Rotor): The rotor is the rotating component to which the seal is attached. It is typically connected to a shaft or another rotating element in the system.
- Stationary Part (Stator): The stationary part is connected to the housing or support structure and does not move. The seal is mounted here to ensure no fluid leakage between the rotating and stationary parts.
- Seal Elements: These include mechanical seals or lip seals that create a barrier between the rotor and stator, preventing fluid from leaking.
- Bearings: Rotary joints often include bearings to support the rotating part and reduce friction during operation.
- End Caps: These are used to close off the housing, ensuring the proper sealing environment for the rotary joint.
- O-Rings and Gaskets: These components help to ensure a tight seal and prevent any fluid leakage.
