What Makes CINCHSEAL Different
1. Rotating-seal interface rather than stationary Instead of having a stationary seal lip/pad that rubs against a rotating shaft (which can cause wear and damage on the shaft), CinchSeal’s design has the elastomer boot and rotor cups rotate with the shaft, while stator plates remain stationary. This is very beneficial in bulk handling equipment e.g. conveyor systems and in processing equipment e.g. mixers/blenders where shaft run-out, vibration or misalignment is more likely. 2. Self-adjusting and accommodates misalignment/run-out CINCHSEAL’s seals are described as “self-adjusting”. Thanks to the elastomer design and floating rotor cup assembly. Because the cups are mounted to the boot, the rotating assembly floats with the shaft accepting up to ¼ in (6.35mm). This makes them more tolerant of real-world installation deviations compared to very tight mechanical seals. 3. Air-purged (or Nitrogen, or Grease) option to create barrier pressure Many CINCHSEAL models utilize a light purge of air* (or nitrogen or silicone grease if air isn’t available) to maintain…
