Metallized Carbon Corp. introduces custom vanes, rotors, and end plates for rotary pumps

Feb. 1, 2014
OSSINING, N.Y., 1 Feb. 2014. Metallized Carbon Corp., a manufacturer of oil-free, self-lubricating, carbon-graphite materials for severe service lubrication applications, announces the availability of custom vanes, rotors, and end plates for use in rotary vane pumps pumping both liquids and gases.

OSSINING, N.Y., 1 Feb. 2014. Metallized Carbon Corp., a manufacturer of oil-free, self-lubricating, carbon-graphite materials for severe service lubrication applications, announces the availability of custom vanes, rotors, and end plates for use in rotary vane pumps pumping both liquids and gases.

Metallized Carbon Corp. manufactures the mechanical “Primary Rings” or “Carbon/Graphite Wear Faces” used in many of today’s most sophisticated and reliable mechanical seals for aerospace and military applications.

The carbon-graphite components provide superior lubrication in most environments, and are ideal for pumping liquids with poor lubricating qualities, strong chemicals that attack metals, and to pump air, vacuum, combustion products, and gasoline vapors.

Metallized Carbon’s carbon-graphite vanes, rotors, and end plates are used in dry running applications, such as breathable air pumps and vacuum pumps, and liquid applications, such as fuel and liquid chemical pumps.

Metallized Carbon supplies the carbon-graphite vanes, rotor, and end plates to rotary pump and compressor manufacture and rebuilders. The materials are chemically resistant and have a low wear rate running in both gas atmospheres and low viscosity liquids.

Carbon graphite vanes can withstand the rubbing of the vane tip against the housing bore and the rubbing of the side of the vane against the slots in the rotor. Lightweight carbon graphite rotors save energy and withstand the rubbing against the vane and the end plates. Carbon graphite end plates are pressure tight and dimensionally stable so that they can make a close clearance seal with the rotor and vanes. They also withstand the rubbing of both the vanes and rotor.

These materials work best in severe service applications “With dimensionally stability and high strength to weight ratio, the components are available in several grades of Metcar’s proprietary carbon/graphite material,” said Matthew Brennan, Chief Operating Officer of Metallized Carbon. “Our engineers assist in selecting the optimum grade based on application, environment, housing materials, rpm and other parameters.” The components can be supplied to meet custom prints and specifications.

Since its inception in 1945, Metallized Carbon Corp. has been manufacturing dependable bearing solutions for severe operating environments.

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