Shaft seal
The Articulating Air Mizer-PS is designed to use minimal amounts of air pressure to seal shafts in applications where dry particulates, powders and bulk solids are handled. The product features a wall of air that functions as a barrier for contamination, and working shaft diameters range from 1/2 to 36 inches.
By Plant Engineering Staff
The Articulating Air Mizer-PS is designed to use minimal amounts of air pressure to seal shafts in applications where dry particulates, powders and bulk solids are handled. The product features a wall of air that functions as a barrier for contamination, and working shaft diameters range from 1/2 to 36 inches. Applications include screw conveyors, mixers, feeders, bagging machines, dust collectors, augers, pumps, metal detectors, shredders, fillers and other bulk processing machinery.
Inpro/Seal Co. : www.inpro-seal.com
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