Leaking
water pump? Usually if the pump begins to leak the majority of the
time it will be a failed mechanical seal, this device has a sacrificial carbon
face which fits into the pump housing and works by trapping a thin layer of
product liquid between the two faces, when the shaft/impeller rotate it
then creates a seal against the mating face. The mechanical seal is situated between the pump wet
end and electric motor, this forms a seal around the motor shaft to prevent
pressurized liquid from escaping and is the main wearing part of any pump.
A mechanical seal may leak liquid if the pump is ever run dry or eventually
wear out, if not replaced promptly liquid will travel along the shaft and ruin
the motor in a very short period of time.
Pump nameplate missing? Please send your sample seal for identification or e-mail your seal dimensions on our prepared mech. seal ID form on request.
Seal shaft size dia. - 14mm Ø
BG 3 |
BGM 11 |
BG 5 |
BGM 11 Garden |
BG 7 |
BG 56 |
BG 9 |
BGM 56 |
BG 11 |
BGM 56 Garden |
BGM 3 |
BG 76 |
BGM 3 Garden |
BGM 76 |
BGM 5 |
BGM 76 Garden |
BGM 5 Garden |
BG 116 |
BGM 7 |
BGM 116 |
BGM 7 Garden |
BGM 116 Garden |
BGM 9 |
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BGM 9 Garden |
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