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Welcome to Vulcan's Unique Seal Identification (ID) Suite providing you, the user, a view of our complete range of seals, with the capability to identify seals and their characteristics as well as conversions from our competitor product codes.

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Conical Spring Seal
	The Coil on these seals has a conical shape. In most cases the end of the coil is an interference fit on the shaft, and drives the rotary.

Elastomer Bellows Seal
	The Primary part of this seal is the elastomer bellows that seals and drives the seal. Usually the elastomer bellows and the energising parallel coil are approximately the same length.

Parallel Spring Seal
	The coil on these seals is parallel to the shaft. The seal is driven from the seal head.

Multiple Coils Seal
	These seals are energised by multiple small coils.

Wave Spring Seal
	These seals are energised by sinusoidal wave springs.

Metal Can Seal
	The primary characteristic of these seals is the pressed steel 'can' around the elastomer seals.

Rubber Encased Seal
	These seals are almost entirely encased in rubber

Face Kit
	Sealing faces supplied on their own or with springs and/or 'o' rings.

Flygt® Seal
	Upper or Lower Seal for Flygt® Pumps. Our design is far simpler and much superior to the originals, and therefore does not resemble them

Sprung Stationary Seal
	These are seals where the spring-energised section is the stationary section

Collet
	These are the outer 'sleeves' of sealing arrangements.

Stationary Only
	These are stationary parts only, often called seats or stats.

Contherm® Drier sealing part
	A component of the Alfa Laval Contherm ® Drier seal system

Steel ring with grub screws
	Steel ring to fix working length, clamps to shaft with grub screws.

Carbon Bush
	Solid Carbon bush, to hold the shaft correctly in place in seal assemblies. Not a lapped seal part.