Competitors List for FLEXIBOX® Seals
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.
Competitors List for FLEXIBOX® Seals
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Robust, general purpose, unbalanced pusher Type seal, capable of many shaft-sealing duties. The Type 97 drives from the shaft via the drive collar with grub screws inserted in the coil tail. Type 97 is also available with a short, non-pinned seat as Type 97N, see column L31 on the Type 95 page for revised seat length. |
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Metric and imperial, robust, general purpose, unbalanced pusher type seal capable of many shaft-sealing duties. The Type 96 drives from the shaft via the split ring, inserted in the coil tail. Also available with a short, non-pinned seat as Type 96N, see column L31 on the Type 95 page for revised seat length. Seal illustrated shows a Silicon Carbide rotary face. |
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Metric and imperial, robust, general purpose, unbalanced pusher type seal capable of many shaft-sealing duties. The Type 95 drives directly from the shaft, and is also available with a short, non-pinned seat as Type 95N. Seal illustrated shows an inserted rotary face. |
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Metric and imperial, robust, general purpose, unbalanced pusher type seal capable of many shaft-sealing duties. The Type 95 drives directly from the shaft, and is also available with a short, non-pinned seat as Type 95N. Seal illustrated shows an inserted rotary face. |
