Mechanical Spares

• Rotary Encoders
• Linear Encoders
• Angle Encoders

• Ball Bearings
• Cylindrical Roller Bearings
• Tapered Roller Bearings
• Needle Bearings
• CNC Machines Precision Bearings

• Self-Prime Regenerative Pumps
• Centrifugal Pumps
• Submersible Pumps
• Bore Well Compressor Pumps
• Pressure Booster Pumps
• Shallow Well Pumps
• Centrifugal Monoblock Pumps
• Submersible Pumps

• Flexible coupling
• Jaw Couplings
• Gear Couplings
• Grid Couplings
• Fluid Couplings

• Rolled Ball Screws
• Ground Ball Screws
• Sliding contact linear motion bearing
• Rolling element linear motion bearing guides
• LM Guide Block (Linear Motion Guide)

Washers are often used in combination with nuts and bolts or screws to prevent damage to surfaces, reduce friction, and prevent loosening. There are several types of washers, each designed for specific purposes. Some common ones are: Flat Washers: These are simple flat washers with a hole in the center. Stainless steel will not rust or corrode. Other metal washers include aluminum, copper, brass and iron. Specialty washers include plastic washers, rubber washers, ceramic washers and phenolic washers. The three main types of washers are plain washers, spring washers and lock washers

Ball bearings are key components used in multiple industries to ensure efficient operation of machinery and systems. These mechanical devices reduce friction between moving parts, enabling smooth rotary motion and even load distribution.

Bearing seals can prevent lubricants from escaping and stop dust, water and other harmful substances such as metal particles from getting into the bearing. By doing so, they help to ensure that bearings last as long as possible. Seals must not cause excessive friction and should only allow a small amount of seal wear.

A mechanical seal is a device that prevents leakage in rotating equipment by creating a seal between a rotating shaft and a stationary housing, such as in a pump or mixer. It works by using two very flat, lapped facesone rotating and one stationarythat are pressed together to form a seal lubricated by a thin film of liquid. Mechanical seals are often preferred over traditional packing because they offer a more reliable and efficient seal with minimal leakage.