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Mechanical Seals for
Pulp and Paper

High Wear Resistance

Stock prep, fan pumps and headbox equipment run abrasive pulp around the clock. Tell us your pump, stock and operating conditions — we check the fit before quoting. Start with our pump sealing guide or browse split seals for equipment you cannot easily dismantle.

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Process Chain • Where our seals operate

Seal Point = Our focus in pulp and paper
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WoodProcess
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PulpingProcess
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Stock PrepSeal Point
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Fan PumpProcess
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HeadboxProcess
Challenges

What fails in pulp and paper sealing?

Failure patterns our engineers check before quoting.

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Abrasive pulp causing high wear and abrasion

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High wear resistance required for reliable operation

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Stock and fan pumps handling abrasive pulp

Equipment

Pumps we seal in this industry

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Pulp and paper pumps
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Stock pumps
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Fan pumps
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Processing equipment handling abrasive pulp
Why Pressivon

Why our seals work here

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Sealing that stands up to abrasive pulp and stock

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Split options for equipment you cannot dismantle

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Every selection checked in engineering review before quotation

Frequently Asked Questions

How do your seals withstand abrasive pulp?+
Our mechanical seals are designed to withstand abrasive pulp and ensure reliable operation in pulp and paper processing with high wear resistance.
What pumps are used in pulp and paper?+
Pulp and paper uses stock pumps, fan pumps and processing equipment handling abrasive pulp.
How do you ensure wear resistance?+
By designing seals with high wear resistance to withstand abrasive pulp in pulp and paper processing.
What makes your seals reliable for pulp and paper?+
They are designed to withstand abrasive pulp and ensure reliable operation with high wear resistance.

Need seals for Pulp and Paper?

Share your pump, stock and operating conditions for engineering review — request a technical quote and we confirm the fit.

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Engineering review before quotation — always.