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XYM-Z280
XYM-Z280

XYM-Z280

1. Connect the piping for the mechanical seal according to the schematic diagram. Before connection, fill the mechanical seal and the booster tank with sealing liquid (engine oil or process medium agreed upon before ordering), bleed all air from the system, and plug all pipe plugs. 2. Confirm that in the initial state, the piston of the booster tank stays at the bottom of the sight cover. 3. Under normal operation, when the pressure reaches the maximum operating pressure, the piston rises to a position below 1/3 of the sight cover and remains stationary. 4. If the piston exceeds the upper warning line during operation, refill the sealing liquid by following the above steps again. 5. If the piston fails to actuate when the operating pressure exceeds 0.25 MPa, contact the manufacturer for resolution.

Product features and advantages

1. Modular design allows all wearing parts to be interchangeable, ensuring better stability in mass production and higher cost performance.
2. With modular design, production is used to replace stocking, and the delivery time is shortened by 50% compared with the original design.
3. Dry-running products feature higher cleanliness, enhanced safety and lower noise; they replace imported mechanical seals and offer better cost performance.

Parameter

Design Pressure XYM-Z280 Type PN0 ≤ 4.0 MPa
Design Temperature -60~180℃
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