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The exclusive feature of Syntron Marine Shaft Seals is that they have NO DYNAMIC CONTACT with the propeller or rudder stock shaft. This means they will not score or groove the shaft to permit progressive leakage. They do lighten the frictional load on shaft and drive.

Their design also provides ease of installation. They eliminate the periodic adjustment of packing, providing low, low maintenance.

Available in a series of four types and in sizes to fit various diameters of shafting.

Our engineers want to work with you — phone or write.

SYNTRON

FMC CORPORATION

FMC CORPORATION, SYNTRON DIVISION Homer City. Pa. 15748 Telephone 412—479-8011

In Canada: FMC of Canada Ltd., Syntron Division 71MS2-A

SYNTRON "FACE TYPE" MARINE SHAFT SEAL . . . split type bronze construction provides ease of large marine installations after tail shaft has been set up. Inflatable sealing ring permits maintenance when afloat. For water-lubricated systems. Ready to install. For shaft diameters of 3%" and up.

BULKHEAD SEAL AND "CARTRIDGE" MARINE SEAL . . . Bulkhead seals with split-face seal advantages. All with marine bronze housing. For shaft diameters of 4" and up. Cartridge seals for oil or water lubricated stern tubes. Shaft diameters up to 15". "STS" SYSTEM ... a complete package for oil-filled stern tubes . . . seals, bearings and lubrication system components. You can install, remove and replace either seal without removing tailshaft or wheel. For shaft diameters of 6" and up.

RUDDER STOCK MARINE SEAL ... split construction allows installation without removal of rudder stock.

A set of upper and lower seals can be supplied with lubrication system components. Upper seal has inflatable ring. Marine bronze housing. For shaft diameters of 6" and up.

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