Elastomer Bellow - NES type 502

NES type 5

NES 5 Mechanical Elastomer Bellow Seal - equivalent to John Crane type 502
= John Crane 502

Operating Conditions:

Pressure: Up to 20 kg/cm2
Temperature: -20 C ~ 180 C
Speed: Up to 15 m/s

Materials:

Face: Carbon, SiC, SSiC, TC
Seat: Ceramic, SiC, SSiC, TC
Elastomer: NBR, EPDM, Viton
Metal: 304SS, 316SS

Cross Specification Chart

Cross Specification Chart for NES 5 mechanical seal equivalent to John Crane type 502
 

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Addtional Notes:

Compact designed elastomer bellow seal, Completely assembled for easy installation.

Standard Seat Compatibility:

NES G mechanical seal seat is  equivalent to John Crane BO

NES G is equivalent to John Crane BO

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Alternative Seat Compatibility:

NES F mechanical seal seat is  equivalent to John Crane BP

NES F is equivalent to John Crane BP

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NES A-1 mechanical seal seat is  equivalent to John Crane BD

NES A-1 is equivalent to John Crane BD

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NESEAL - NES A-2 Seal Seat -  equivalent to John Crane BC

NES A-2 is equivalent to John Crane BC

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"Non-Pusher" Elastomer Bellows Seal

An elastomer bellows seals is a non-pusher seal design in which a single spring coil fits over the shaft and bellows. The elastomer bellows requires a concentric spring; the metal bellows does not because the bellows itself provides the pressure necessary to hold the seal faces in contact.

Fits equipment with confined space requirements and limited seal chamber depths.

An elastomer bellows seal combines the best features of a bellows seal and a pusher seal, such as the absence of a dynamic gasket which eliminates the possibility of 'hang-up.'

The elastomer bellows is tolerant to abrasive particals or contamination. This is due to the features of the open shape and the 'self-cleaning action,' disposing of particles through centrifugal force.

One major benefit is the simplicity of the design and subseqent lower cost.

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