Pillow Block and Flange Block Assemblies from Graphite Metallizing are equipped with a GRAPHALLOY ® bushing and are designed for long-life operation. They are easy to install and will operate successfully under a variety of conditions.
Depending on the application, our Pillow Blocks and Flange Blocks are available as in split, solid, solid, self-aligning, cast iron, stainless steel and in a two-bolt or four-blot arrangement.
GRAPHALLOY Pillow Block and Flange Block Assemblies eliminate maintenance and frequent replacements while providing increased reliability.
Visit our website to learn more about GRAPHALLOY Pillow Blocks and Flange Blocks.
Bearings and bushings recommended for high temperature service and for pump applications where the pumpage cannot be relied upon to lubricate the shaft bearing or wear parts
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Monday, February 4, 2013
Switch to Rubber-Based Bearings Saves Money and Maintenance Time
Bearings from Graphite Metallizing result in six-figure savings:
Trigen-Kansas City Energy Corporation, a Veolia company, provides centrally produced steam and chilled water to customers in the Kansas City, Missouri, central business district and cogenerates electricity. A Floway VU vertical turbine pump captures up to 24,000 gallons per minute of water from the silt-laden Missouri River to feed chillers and steam generators. In the past, particulate in the water caused the bronze-backed rubber bushings to fail after approximately thirty months, requiring the company to spend $60,000 to replace them along with shafts.
Read more in Modern Pumping Today
For more information about Graphite Metallizing, visit http://www.graphalloy.com
Trigen-Kansas City Energy Corporation, a Veolia company, provides centrally produced steam and chilled water to customers in the Kansas City, Missouri, central business district and cogenerates electricity. A Floway VU vertical turbine pump captures up to 24,000 gallons per minute of water from the silt-laden Missouri River to feed chillers and steam generators. In the past, particulate in the water caused the bronze-backed rubber bushings to fail after approximately thirty months, requiring the company to spend $60,000 to replace them along with shafts.
Read more in Modern Pumping Today
For more information about Graphite Metallizing, visit http://www.graphalloy.com
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