Injectable Packing Pump for Worn Equipment:

The Benefits of Injectable Packing

Speaking of Injectable Packing Pump, Juan Cid, Chesterton expert, has put together a comprehensive blog post outlining the benefits of injectable packing over standard types of packing materials. Luckily, Chesterton has the perfect products to recommend. Read on for a summary, and then visit the Chesterton blog to read the full post!

The Limits of Standard Pump Packing

While standard braided pump packing has proven its reliability and usefulness greatly over the years, there are always ways to improve designs with new technologies. Harsh sleeve and flush conditions can wear heavily on packing materials, and with processing technologies working more efficiently and powerfully, it is necessary for our packing to develop also. With packing wear comes more downtime for repairs and replacements, which can weigh heavily on the productivity of a plant.

Flexible Alternatives

Injectable packing is one of these technologies that has proven to be highly effective for worn equipment. These packing alternatives are a hybrid of solids and liquids that are injected into the pumping equipment. As this system more effective, here are some advantages using injectable packing for your pumps :

Eliminating gland adjustments
Removing requirements for flush or process fluid to cool or lubricate the packing
Simplifying conventional packing inventory to fit various pump sizes

Injectable packing can be used in refineries, power generation, petrochemical, steel manufacturing,

chemical processing, paper mills, and food processing and handling, so there is a use for everyone!

The Chesterton CMS 2000!

The Chesterton CMS 2000 creates a solid composite ring, trapping contents within a ring with zero leak paths. This product will eliminate any and all leaks first-time!

The CMS 2000:

Eliminates flush and reduced leakage to insignificant levels
Will not score shaft sleeves
Is effective with worn, fretted sleeves
Means you never have to disassemble to repack again!

Want some more information? Head over to the blog post on the Chesterton blog page, to find case studies containing real-world experiences and success stories!

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