We installed LabTecta and STS seals at a major UK plant, not only reducing emissions and operating costs but also enhancing long-term equipment performance. It's a clear example of how small changes can deliver big results for sustainability and reliability.
AES-Elast solved our client's seal selection issues, with extended seal life, and improved production capacity at a Scottish whisky distillery.
Our STS seal produces far less heat than traditional carbon bushes, lowering the bearing oil temperature and reducing visible steam leaks. In fact, our recent installation at a UK energy company is predicted to prevent the leakage of as much as 2,200,000 lbs of steam over the next six years.
When it was costly and inconvenient for this UK energy company to constantly remove the pump to replace the seal we recommended replacing the existing bearing isolation seals with the LabTecta AX. We were able to resolve a problem that had plagued the client for a long time.
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