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Packoffs and Seal Elements
FMC offers a wide variety of packoffs and
seal elements to meet any wellhead application.
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PI Seal
The FMC PI seal design is an extremely
reliable high pressure sealing mechanism.
The PI assembly is comprised of an upper
bit guide, the pressure intensified (PI)
seal assembly, and lower ACME threaded
lock ring to hold the packoff in the bottom
of the tubing head.
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FS-Seal
The FS-Seal is designed to seal against
rough casing where wide tolerances and varying
surface finishes create difficult sealing
conditions.
The FS Seal is utilized by FMC as a large
cross-section interference seal to bridge
large extrusion gaps associated with sealing
on rough mill casing.
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S-Seal
Used for providing reliable sealing between
machined components, FMC's S-Seal is suitable
for a wide variety of applications within
a wellhead system.
The S Seal design is employed by FMC as
a versatile and reliable seal in applications
of load and temperature cycles, where
conventional interference type seal designs
(O-rings, Belt Packing, Dovetail, etc.)
are typically inconsistent and inadequate.
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PP Seal
The "PP" seal (Plastic Packed
seal) can be used in non-critical applications
in which wide temperature variations are
not anticipated and experienced service
personnel are available to regularly provide
routine maintenance to monitor packing pressure
and re-energize the seal. The seal is externally
re-energized via a plastic injection port.
It can be provided in a single or double
configuration.
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Compression Packing
The externally energized wire mesh shaped
compression packing design was developed
by FMC to replace conventional slab or
sandwich style packing for applications
up to 15,000 psi working pressure.
The wire mesh compression packing incorporates
shaped wire mesh anti-extrusion rings
that encapsulate the elastomeric seal
element. The wire mesh rings also aid
the packing during thermal expansion/contraction
by providing stored energy, like a spring,
to keep the seal energized.
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