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Learn How to Troubleshoot Fluid Sealing in Pump Systems for Safety and Reliability

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Getting tired of those pesky pump leaks? Join us on next Wednesday, October 28th 1PM – 2PM EST for the “Troubleshooting Fluid Sealing in Pump Systems for Safety and Reliability” webinar sponsored by Garlock. The webinar will focus on ways to improve safety and reliability with an introduction of troubleshooting tips.

In the pulp and paper industry, fluid sealing challenges around pumps are common due to chemicals, thermal cycling, abrasion, temperature, environmental and other common conditions. It has been found that in addition to process challenges, installation procedures can be a primary cause for leaks and failures. Attendees of this webinar will be presented considerations and solutions for sealing gasketed flange connection, stuffing boxes, and flexible pipe joints found in or around pumping systems.

Click here to register.

Meet our presenters:







Tom Smith is an Engineering Graduate from Virginia Tech and has been in the fluid sealing industry with Garlock Sealing Technologies for over 14 years. He has held various roles throughout his tenure, focused on the manufacturing and design of rubber products. Currently, Tom is a Product Manager responsible for the Non-Metallic Expansion Joints group and serves as the Expansion Joints Division Chair for the Fluid Sealing Association.








Mike Kupin is a Product Manager of compression packing for Garlock Sealing Technologies and a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique - Montreal with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering and Sherbrooke University with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration. During his 20 years with Garlock Mike has held various positions in sales, engineering, product development, and marketing. He is also an active member of the Fluid Sealing Association’s Compression Packing Technical Committee.








Matt Knauf graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology with a master's degree and bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has been in the fluid sealing industry for 6 years, the previous 2-½ working with Garlock. While he has experience in the industry from fabrication to purchasing, he has always been reviewing applications. With his current role at Garlock he solely focuses on the applications side of things, providing customer recommendations and other gasketing related services on a day to day basis.

Webinar attendance is free and open to everyone, but registration is required.

Reserve your space today!

 

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