Roper Gear Pumps - Pump & Valve Specialties NZ

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  • Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
  • Roper Gear Pumps have been sold in New Zealand by Pump & Valve for over 20 years.
    Simple, reliable and very robust these pumps have been manufactured in the United States since the late 1940’s.
    Ideally suited for pumping thick lubricating liquids, they are in service all over New Zealand pumping bitumen, emulsion, molasses, waste oil and resin.
    The Roper range features a complete line of helical gear pumps from the workhorse 3600 and A Series through a wide variety of Bulk Liquid Handling, High Pressure and Severe Duty Pumps.
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    How to get in touch with us: 0800 786 774 | sales@pumpandvalve.com
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 13

  • @adampick8179
    @adampick8179 2 роки тому

    Remove all of the packings when replacing them?

    • @MrKevinomara
      @MrKevinomara 2 роки тому

      only if you want whatever you are pumping to come straight out of the shaft

  • @davidg4909
    @davidg4909 Рік тому

    How do you adjust by pass

  • @tcmtech7515
    @tcmtech7515 4 роки тому

    I have one of these and the shaft seals leak badly when the pump runs.
    How tight do I have to have them to get them to seal up?
    Or how tight is too tight and I should assume something else is wrong with the seal set?

    • @xavcar15
      @xavcar15 3 роки тому

      Did you ever find a fix for this ?

    • @tcmtech7515
      @tcmtech7515 3 роки тому +1

      @@xavcar15 Yes, I did. I had to take the packing gland assy apart and clean it and the bolts up real good. It was so full of crud that it wasn't actually moving in when the bolts were tightened and the bolts were so crusty that they made things feel like they were getting way tighter than they actually were.
      The metal pacing gland splits in half and comes right out once the two bolts are off so a full tear down and clean up job takes maybe 30 minutes.
      On my pump, when things are tight enough to seal ( a few drips per minute while pumping oil) I can still turn the PTO shaft by hand. It's stiff but spins by hand.

    • @xavcar15
      @xavcar15 3 роки тому

      @@tcmtech7515 thanks for the reply! I’ll dissemble and inspect the packing hopefully it’ll fix the issue. I have one of these pumps on a production facility and the packing has a good leak on it just wanted to get an idea of the downtime before tearing into it.

    • @tcmtech7515
      @tcmtech7515 3 роки тому

      @@xavcar15 You're welcome. At worst you could end up taking it apart a second time and putting new packing rope in if the old rope is all worn out or crusty. There's a corkscrew tool that works for that but if you don't have one a large O-ring pick can do it.
      Once the packing gland and bolts are cleaned up it only takes a few minutes to take everything apart or put it back together.

    • @xavcar15
      @xavcar15 3 роки тому

      @@tcmtech7515 upon further inspection noticed the packing was non existent 😂 I didn’t remove any packing and I put a piece of packing rope that I cut to form one seal and after some fine tuning no leaks so far 😎

  • @marioroosevelthlasluisanor1024
    @marioroosevelthlasluisanor1024 4 роки тому

    Buenos días una consulta en página o tienen un link para poder descargar planos de cada parte con medidas de acuerdo a la serie de la bomba.