HRN
HRN
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Item Part no. toDIN 24250 Description
1.1 472 Seal face
1.2 412.1 O-Ring
1.3 485 Retainer
1.4 477 Spring
1.5 412.2 O-Ring
2 475 Seat
3 412.3 O-Ring
4 485 Drive collar
5 412.4 O-Ring
6 904 Set screw

HRN

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Features

  • Single seal
  • Balanced
  • Independent of direction of rotation
  • Stationary springs
  • Dual seals in tandem as well as back-to-back arrangements (also in combination with H10 seal)

Advantages

  • Safe operation (no fractures) because of seal face locking by square pin
  • Spring unit averted from the product so no sticking and clogging of the springs
  • Suitable for pressure reversals
  • Operation in vacuum without additional seat locking possible
  • No damage of the shaft by a dynamically loaded O-Ring
  • Small installation sizes
  • Best suitable for conversions, no adaptations of the pump
  • Insensitive to solid containing and abrasive media
  • Advantages of a balanced seal even with plain shafts
  • Insensitive to shaft movements because of the stationary design

Operating range

Shaft diameter:
d = 18 ... 100 mm (0.71" … 3.94")
Pressure: p1*) = 25 bar (363 PSI)
Temperature:
t = -40 °C ... +220 °C (-40 °F … 428 °F)
Sliding velocity: vg = 20 m/s (66 ft/s)
Axial movement: ±1.0 mm

* Additional seat locking is not needed in vacuum operation. For operation under vacuum it is necessary to arrange for quenching on the atmosphere side.

Materials

Seal face: Carbon graphite resin impregnated (B), Silicon carbide (Q1)
Seat: Silicon carbide (Q1)
Secondary seals: FKM (V), NBR (P), FFKM (K), PTFE (T)
Springs: Hastelloy® C-4 (M)
Metal parts: CrNiMo steel (G)

Standards and approvals

  • EN 12756

Recommended applications

  • Dirty, abrasive and solid containing media
  • Fugitive hydrocarbons (no API seal!)
  • Sticky and stringy media
  • Water and waste water technology
  • Refining technology
  • Chemical standard pumps
  • Sewage pumps