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TYPE 1507—For cargo pumps and other heavy duty marine applications.

TYPE 670 — Good for broad range of applications aboard ship. This welde metal bellows seal fit most existing cavi- ties. All Hastelloy i struction for maximum corrosive resistance.

TYPE 43—Low cost, general purpose seal for pumps and compressors. Will fit most existing cavities.

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TYPE 606—For boiler feed pumps and other high temperature applica- tions — operates to 800°F without cooling.

Sealide Seats—Hardest know seal face material for ultra long

Extreme corrosion and abrasion r< sistance.

TYPE 507—compact, eco- nomical seal with broad range of uses. Ideal to convert packed pumps to mechanical seals.

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Maritime Reporter

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