Products · Dry Gas Seals
Single, tandem, and double dry gas seal cartridges for centrifugal compressors — with barrier gas system integration, condition monitoring, and overhaul support.

Sound familiar?
Worn dry gas seals leaking process gas — creating safety hazards, environmental compliance issues, and lost product.
The OEM quotes six figures for a seal cartridge swap on a critical compressor. There has to be a better option.
Your seal monitoring shows primary leakage trending upward — a shutdown is coming, but when?
What's included
Most common configuration — primary seal handles full pressure, secondary provides backup in case of primary failure.
For toxic or flammable process gases — barrier gas between seals provides zero-emission containment.
Cost-effective option for non-hazardous process gases where a single sealing stage is sufficient.
Complete disassembly, inspection, lapping, and reassembly of existing dry gas seal cartridges.
Seal gas conditioning and supply panels with filtration, heating, and flow monitoring instrumentation.
Primary and secondary leakage monitoring systems with alarm and trip setpoints configured to your operating envelope
How we work
Review your operating conditions, process gas composition, and seal configuration.
Select seal type, face materials, and barrier gas requirements for your application.
Precision lapping of seal faces, cartridge assembly, and static leak testing.
On-site installation support, barrier gas panel hookup, and monitoring system checkout.
Yes. We strip, inspect, relap faces, replace secondary seals and springs, reassemble, and static-test. If faces are damaged beyond lapping, we replace them.
Yes — from simple filter-regulator sets to fully instrumented panels with flow measurement, heating, and dual-block-and-bleed isolation.
Spiral groove for unidirectional compressors, bi-directional groove for variable-speed drives or compressors that may reverse. We'll recommend based on your application.
We install primary and secondary leakage measurement with trending capability. Rising primary leakage gives you weeks of warning before a required intervention.
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CFM, or Cubic Feet per Minute, indicates the volume of compressed air delivered by the compressor. This value should be matched to the total air consumption of pneumatic tools, machinery, and process equipment.