The facility’s existing stuffing boxes had become severely worn, resulting in constant water leaks. See how the PSS Shaft Seal was able to solve the problem.
PSS Seal LLC (PSS), headquartered in Seattle, Washington is a recognised global leader in the reliability and sealing technology sector for marine vessel propulsion systems. The company has over four decades of engineering and manufacturing expertise with an extensive direct and indirect marine channel to market.
PSS Seal, LLC.
12532 Beverly Park Road, Ste. B
Lynnwood, WA 98087
United States
The US petrochemical company Westlake is saving millions of gallons of water each year following advice from AESSEAL on how the company might reduce its overall consumption.
An AESSEAL RDS split seal installed at a US paper mill in January 2014 is still in full operation more than ten years later.
The installation of an FIDC seal to replace single seals with no flush or API Plan has dramatically improved pump reliability at a pulp and paper company in New England.
One of the world’s leading producers of human and animal nutrition has chosen AES-Elast as the elastomer of choice for its North American operations.
AES Engineering Ltd, increases its reliability services and product offering in North America by acquiring a controlling stake in the global marine propulsion shaft sealing company (PSS Seal LLC).
Persistent failure of pumps at a chemical plant in Illinois was resulting in unacceptably high loss of product.
The UK based global engineering and reliability group, AES Engineering Ltd, has further increased its reliability services and product offering in North America by acquiring a controlling stake in the reliability company, Condition Monitoring Services (CMS), for an undisclosed sum.
A municipality in Pennsylvania was having issues with major inefficiencies in its sewage treatment system.
Long lead times in procuring replacement parts for a large non-standard component seal were causing production delays for a US textile company.
A US mining company was concerned that its large end suction pumps were using excessive amounts of water.
Excessive vibrations in a vertical pump in a slurry pit application was leading to failure every month for the North Carolina company Befesa
A New England pulp and paper company was reporting the persistent failure of its single seals
