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Is GRAPHALLOY a true “Run-Dry” material?

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Is GRAPHALLOY a true “Run-Dry” material?

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A. GRAPHALLOY is an alloy of carbon graphite and metal. The graphite provides continuous lubrication, without the need for grease oil or other forms of lubrication. GRAPHALLOY deposits a thin film of graphite on the shaft to reduce friction and the metal impregnant help to transfer heat from the rubbing surface to the housing. GRAPHALLOY has much higher temperature limits than many thermoplastics available today. Run-Dry transients will not melt the GRAPHALLOY as it may do to other materials. Normally the pumps can be put back in service immediately after dry running transients while plastics usually require replacement.

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