3 SCREW PUMPS

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MSH
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CONTENTS

Foreword 1
Safety Precautions 2
1. Outline of Construction 3
2. Transport 3
3. Prevention of Vibration 3
4. Installation 3
5. Piping 3
6. Connection 4
7. Operation 5
8. Maintenance 6
9. Servicing 7
10. Troubleshooting 10
11. Adjustment of Relief Valves 11
12. Designation of Pump Type 11
13. Sectional Drawing of Assembly 12

Foreword
This Instruction Manual contains instructions for
handling and maintaining“Taiko Type 3-Rotor Screw
Pump” . The correct operation and careful maintenance
and servicing of the Pump according to this Manual is
sure to effect its longer service life.
If you have any question regarding this Pump or
Manual, please feel free to contact our business offices
or factories.

Note:

Reprinting or reproduction of this Instruction Manual is strictly prohibited in any form.

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Safety Precautions
CAUTIONS FOR YOUR SAFETY
Read this Instruction Manual, before
operating the Pump. Abide by the following to
carry out proper operation of the Pump.
・Warning Labels
・Instruction Plate
・Caution Plate
Always keep the Manual at the same
place for easy access and availability.
Warning labels and the signs in the
Manual are classified into WARNING, CAUTION,
and NOTICE.
WARNING
Indicating potential dangers which, if
not avoided, could cause death or serious
injuries.
WARNING
Transportation and Installation
●Transportation work must be done by only
qualified personnel with expertise on his or
her profession. Special attention should be
paid to weight of objects, center of gravity,
wire slinging, etc. (Dropping or Falling→
Death or Injury)
Operation and Manipulation
●Unauthorized personnel must not operate
the pump. Never touch rotary parts or
portions during operating the pump.
(Rotating →Rolled In, Pinched, Bit, or
Scattering of objects contacted )

CAUTION
Indicating potential dangers which, if
not avoided, could cause slight or moderate
injuries.
NOTICE
Indicating precautions for avoiding
troubles of equipment when handled. Do not
use this Label for personal safety.
The following work must be carried out
only by qualified personnel who have enough
knowledge on labor, safety and health rules
and regulations:
Transportation, Installation, Wiring,
Piping, Operation, Manipulation, Servicing
Inspection, and Maintenance
CAUTION
Operation and Manipulation
●Do not touch sealed and heated parts or
portions during operation the pump. (Heat
→Burned or Injured)
Servicing and Maintenance
●For pump overhaul, pay attention to weight
of parts, wire slinging, etc. (Dropping or
Falling→Death or Injury)
●Prior to pump maintenance, be sure to turn
power“OFF”and to put up the“DURING
SERVICING”display. (Electric Shock →
Death, Unexpected Rotation, Rolled In, Bit,
or Pinched )

Taiko is not responsible for death,

injuries, failures, damages or losses caused
by the following causes:
・Modification without our prior written
 authorization.
・Assembly using component parts other
 than those authorized by us.

In disposing pumps, accessories,

replaced parts or oils, etc., treat them as a
general Industrial Waste.
NOTICE
Operation and Manipulation
 Do not aimlessly manipulate valves or
cocks of the pump. (Wrong Manipulation →
Pump Damage )

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1. Outline of Construction 5. Piping

This Pump is constructed of the one power
rotor housed in the sleeve and the two idler
rotors engaged with the power rotor. When the
power rotor is turned clockwise as viewed from
on the driving side, the idler rotors turn
anticlockwise, and then sealed chambers created
by each lead of the screw advances one by one
toward the discharge side along the screw shaft.
Therefore, the fluid entering this chamber from
the suction inlet is delivered continuously to the
discharge outlet without rotary movement. At
this time, the idler rotors are driven by fluid
pressure. (The strength of such self-rotary power
will vary depending on the ratio of the screw
thread (ridge) to the width of the groove and on
the magnitude of fluid pressure. Therefore, proper
change in such ratio provides an ideal self-rotary
power against the friction power which varies
with the viscosity or pressure of the fluid used.)
Thus, this sealing action instead of pumping
action extremely reduces the engagement
pressure between screw shafts and the force of
contact with sleeve, resulting in decrease not
only in abrasion of the parts but also in loss
power.
2. Transport
In transport, pay attention to the following:
a. When lifting the pump or its unit, be careful
in weight, center of gravity, wire slinging,
etc.
b. Be careful to avoid damaging attached
parts such as pipes, valves, cocks,
instruments, etc.
Place the pump as near to the sources of
fluid pumped as possible with the suction head
as low as possible. The number of bends or other
fittings should be as small as possible, the
suction piping to be as short as possible.
Notwithstanding the above, pay attention to the
following:
a. To protect the pump, provide a strainer on
the pump suction side. In this pump, the
clearance between the rotor and the sleeve
is small; use utmost care to prevent solids
from entrance. When pipes are newly
arranged, use a filter of 80 to 100 meshes
for a while to completely eliminate dirt or
dust, then replace them with that of 32 to
40 meshes. Use a filter of 60 to 80
meshes for low-quality heavy oil.
b. For the suction pipe, be careful to avoid
occurrence of air pocket or air invasion.
c. For the valves on the suction side, use
care to avoid air invasion through the gland
packing.
d. Correctly position the flanges connected to
the suction and discharge flanges; avoid
tightening flange bolts unduly; this causes
pump alignment to be disturbed.
e. Avoid influence of thermal expansion or
extraction. Also prevent weight of valves or
piping from being applied abnormally to the
pump.
f. Thoroughly clean the inside of piping.

3. Prevention of Vibration
To prevent the pump or piping from
vibration, check pump base (to be reinforced if
necessary) or pipe clamps.
4. Installation
For installation of the pump, pay attention
to the following:
a. The base for the pump should be rigid,
steady and strong, and its installing
surface must have the same plane.
b. Allow an ample space for operation,
servicing, disassembly reassembly, etc. in
the area for placement. Height, direction,
etc. should be planned in accordance with
the dimensions instructed in the drawing.
c. Plan installation position so that losses of
the pump suction piping will be minimal as
much as possible.

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6. Connection Table 1-1

6.1. Adjustment of Alignment RPM Side Face End Face

(min−1) (mm) (mm)
Upon completing installation be sure to
check alignment. Also, after connecting with 4000 to 2000 0.05 or less 0.05 or less
piping, care must be taken so that no
2000 to 500 0.1 or less 0.1 or less
misalignment will occur.
Alignment has been completed using the
〔for Flexible Shaft Coupling〕
surface plate when the pump leaves the factory.
So, unreasonable readjustment should be （a）

avoided. If, nevertheless, misalignment occurs,

correct it by loosening the bolts both for the
Pump End Electric Motor End
suction and discharge flanges and for the
foundation.
a. Horizontal Pump
（b）
Insert liners between the electric motor
and the common bed. Fig.1
b. Vertical Pump
Insert liners between the electric motor
and its base.

6.2. Procedure for Checking

Alignment
a. Check alignment using Figs. 1 and 2 for
（b）
flexible shaft couplings and Fig.3 for
Spaflex couplings. Fig.2
b. For measurement of alignment on the shaft
coupling periphery, fix a dial indicator on the Note) Carry out alignment using a thickness gauge at
repair work or intermediate or periodic
electric motor end coupling, as shown in Fig. 1 inspection However, it is desirable to use a
(a). Then give the pump end coupling one dial indicator for confirmation of alignment
complete turn, when half of the difference after initial installation and piping.
between the maximum and the minimum
readings should be taken as the values of the 〔for Spaflex Coupling〕
measurement, which should be as per Table
1-1. ε Eccentricity(mm)
c. Measure the coupling end faces as shown in
Fig. 1(b). The measured values should be in
accordance with Table 1-1.
d. For Spaflex couplings, the measurements for
eccentricity (ε) and eccentric shaft direction Ｓ
displacement (S) should be in accordance with
Eccentric Shaft Direction Displacement (mm)
Table 1-2.
e. Check rotating direction of the electric motor. Fig.3

f. Attach shaft coupling bolts.
g. Turn by hand to check for smooth movement.
h. After alignment has been adjusted, insert
dowel pins.
i. Take care to prevent shaft coupling end and
side faces from being rusted or damaged.
Check alignment with a straight edge by measuring
misalignment at two points, approximately 90° apart,
on the coupling periphery. The values shown in the
following Table 1-2 is maximum. Please use lower
values for misalignment. The service life of coupling
bush depends greatly on alignment accuracy.

Table 1-2
■Max. Allowable Value of Misalignment

Coupling Size AL-075 AL-095 AL-100 AL-110

ε (mm) 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.3
54.4 61 88 110
S (mm) ±0.5 ±0.5 ±0.7 ±0.7

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7. Operation
7.1. Preparations before Operation
a. Recheck the bolts and nuts of each joint
for looseness.
b. Clean the strainer. Check if it is clogged up.
c. Fully open the valves on the suction and
discharge sides.
d. Make sure that the cocks and valves of
gauges are open.
e. Ensure again that the rotating direction of
the pump agrees with that of the electric
motor.
f. Open the air vent valve at the flange on the
discharge side, before starting the pump.
Shortly after the air within the pump has
been removed from the vent valve, oil
comes out. However, if it does not come
out in approximately 30 seconds time,
failure of the pump to suck it is doubted,
because of inhalation of it from on the
suction side, or of excessively high suction
resistance. So, stop the electric motor to
check the suction pipe.
g. In carrying out the initial operation after
installation, supply sufficient amount of oil
to within the pump casing. Where long
time has passed before initial operation or
operation of the pump, turn the shaft
coupling by hand in the same direction as
that of the electric motor, so that oil goes
around to every component part, since
drying of the rotors, sleeve, bearing,
mechanical seal sliding surfaces, etc.
within the pump is doubted. (Use of the
electric motor is impossible.)
h. Where the temperature difference between
the oil being used and the pump casing is
not less than approximately 20° , sudden
flow of the oil into the pump may occur, as
a result giving birth to pump misalignment
by thermal distortion, or to seizure
accidents. Especially in the case of use at
high temperatures (70° or more), carry out a
complete warming-up of the pump for its
start (it is advised that pressurized oil in
the tank head or in the warming pump be
utilized or that the pump be no-load
operated at low speeds to make pump
casing temperature uniform), and bring
temperature of the pump casing nearly to
the same level as the oil before starting
the pump.
i. Avoid using liquids other than specified, or
flushing lines with this pump.
j. For pumps with oil quenching mechanism,
pour oil into the quenching oiler.
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oiler
air vent
drain
drain valve Rc 3/8
＊This drawing is seen from on the shaft
driving side.
Brand name of oil: ISO VG 32 to 68
or equivalent
Quantity of oil poured: 0.3 liter
Fig.4
7.2. Operation
a. Start the electric motor. Firstly repeat
on/off action of the switch once or twice to
check that there is no abnormality in
vibration, noise, rotary direction, starting
current, etc. Then start the pump.
b. When proper pump speeds have been
reached and oil has come out of the air
vent valve on the side of discharge, close
the vent valve to operate the pump.
c. The rotors, bearings, sliding surfaces of
mechanical seal, etc. within the pump are
lubricated by the liquid handled. In any case
dry operation should be avoided.
d. In starting up the pump in cold days, pay
attention to the electric motor overload,
pump abnormal noise or vibration due to
increase in oil viscosity.
e. Cautions during operation of the pump with
oil quenching mechanism.
●The mechanical seal can leak in a trace amount
even during constant operation of the pump,
resulting in discoloration of the oil within the oiler.
However, this is not the leakage from the shaft
seal. In case the mechanical seal should leak, the
oil level in the oiler will be raised. (It is advised that
the level of the oil first poured be marked
beforehand with a magic marker.)
7.3. Stopping
Stop the electric motor, before closing the
valves on the suction and discharge sides.
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8. Maintenance 8.2. Cautions during Standstill

a. Keep the valves on the discharge and
8.1 Cautions during Operation suction sides closed. However, for a
a. Try to operate the pump within the limits of automatic pump, either provide a foot valve
planned specifications. (or a check valve) on the suction side, or
b. Pay attention to vibration, noise, pressure keep the valves on the suction and
gauges, ammeters, etc. If abnormality is discharge sides fully open if oil is
felt, stop the pump immediately. Especially stagnated in the piping due to push-in head
take care in vibration, considering service or otherwise.
life of the mechanical seal used in the b. Where the pump has to be shut down over
pump. long periods of time, turn it by hand or by
c. Pay attention to temperature rise in the an electric motor at suitable intervals
mechanical seal part. There is no problem if (every one week or so).
the cover part can be touched by hand. c. Where a standby pump is provided, turn it
However, if the part is too to touch by by hand or by an electric motor at suitable
hand, mount a thermometer to measure intervals (every one week or so).
temperature.
Permissible Temperature; room temp. + 40 ℃ or
liquid temp. + 20 ℃, whichever is higher.
d. Because a mechanical seal is used and the
liquid handled is oil, there will be a small
amount of leakage. If continuous leakage
occurs, check the part.
e. If the oil level in the oiler is raised,
disassemble the pump to locate the cause
and then to make touch-up for the relevant
parts. If the touch-up is impossible, replace
them with spare ones.
f. Operate the pump with the valves on the
suction and discharge sides fully open.
Adjust flow using the bypass circuit on the
discharge side.
g. Never operate the pump with the valve on
the discharge side closed. If a relief valve
of built-in-pump type, or a relief valve of
reflux type is being actuated continuously
for long periods of time, temperature of the
oil within the pump will be raised, which
could cause seizure accidents.
h. In a standby pump, check if the non-return
valve on the discharge side is broken. Be
careful to prevent the pump from
beingcounter-rotated by the oil inflow due
to break of the check valve.
i. For a automatic pump, keep in mind the
pressures at start and stop, as well as the
frequency of starts and stops. If frequent,
adjust oil level in the oil tank, or take some
other measures to eliminate the cause.
j. Where the pump is operated automatically
under centralized control, be careful in
readings on the pressure gauge.
k. Clean the strainer. Check it for clogging.
l. Maintenance of the pumps with oil
quenching mechanism.
●Replace the oil in the oiler every five or six months.

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9. Servicing 9.2.1 Disassembly

To disassemble the pump, proceed as
9.1. Periodic Servicing follow. Since oil flows out of the pump inside,
It is desirable that servicing be carried ready an oil pan.
out periodically unless abnormalities occur. It
a. Close the valves on the suction and
is the personnel handling the pump who can
discharge sides to shut off flow of oil.
prepare a pump instruction manual in line with
the real situation of things, taking into b. Remove piping from the pump. Or take the
consideration checking-up methods, installing electric motor off the bed, which allows the
places, handling oil, and so on. pump disassembly with piping connected
to the pump.
9.2. Overhaul c. Remove the pump or the electric motor
For overhauling, keep the following in from the bed.
mind: d. Remove the shaft coupling and the key
a. Refer to the assembly drawing to from the power rotor using a gear puller.
understand the construction well. Carry out e. Remove the seal cover and the rotors
the work in order. simultaneously from the casing.
b. In removing fit or flanged faces, use jack f. Take the bearing nuts off, and then pull the
bolts or wooden hammers. Be sure to avoid power rotor out of the seal cover.
applying undue force to the parts with a
g. Remove the mechanical seal from the
chisel or a screw driver.
power rotor.
c. In removing rotary elements, be careful not
h. Take off the C type retaining ring, and then
to damage the rubbing or worked faces.
take the bearing out of the seal cover.
Especially be sure to avoid damaging
sliding faces of the mechanical seal. It is i. Take the oil seal out of the seal cover.
preferable that the mechanical seal never j. Separate the casing and the side case
be disassembled, unless abnormality is from each other.
found.
d. In removing rotary parts, carefully take off
all components such as locking devices
and so on, before removing them without
using undue force.
e. For long and slender parts such as the
rotor and so on, carefully handle them and
be sure to avoid bending them.
f. Handle overhauled parts carefully. Arrange
them on a piece of paper or cloth in
overhauling order.
g. When disassembling, put as many match
marks as possible in order to avoid mistake
in reassembly.

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9.3. Inspection
Carry out inspection for each sliding
face.

9.4. Assembly
For assembly, use the reverse order of
disassembly and keep the following in mind.
a. Wash each part sufficiently using kerosene
oil, eliminate dust or dirt, and correct
damage if necessary.
b. Be sure to provide back the locking devices
perfectly for the rotary parts.
c. Assemble the fitting or combining parts
according to the match marks put at the
time of overhaul.
d. Apply sufficient amount of fresh lubricating
oil to the bearings, rotor surfaces,
mechanical seal sliding faces, etc. before
assembly.
e. Carefully incorporate the mechanical seal
and, after incorporation, turn the rotors by
hand to check for proper contact
conditions.
f. Be careful not to tighten the bolts, etc.
one-sidedly.
g. For shaft alignment, see Para.6
Connection.
h. Turn the rotors by hand to check for
smooth rotation.

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Period
Items Actions to be Taken 1 year or 4 years or
8000 Hrs. 20000 Hrs.
Check balls and inner and outer races for
Ball Bearing exfoliation. ○
Replace if necessary.

Mechanical Check sliding faces. Replace if necessary. ○

Seal
Replacement. ○

Check for flaw, hardening , degradation.

○
O-Ring Replace if necessary.

Replacement ○

Check for leakage.

Oil Seal ○
Replace if necessary.

Check operating condition by throttling the

Relief Valve valve on discharge side to raise discharge ○
pressure.

Check flaw, bend or the contact in

Casing ○
rotorhousing parts. Replace if necessary.

Check flaw, bend or the contact at

Rotor surfaces. rubbing faces, or peripheries. ○
Replace if necessary.
Shaft Coupling
Bolt and Check rubber ring conditions for wear.
Part No.304 ○
Replace if necessary.
(Shaft)Coupling Ring

Check pump and motor for alignment.

Shaft Coupling ○
See Para.6 Connection.
Foundation Bolt Check looseness ○

Re: Above-mentioned hours indicate operation hours.

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10. Troubleshooting
Troubles Causes Remedies
Pump does not ○Electric motor is failed. ○Repair electric motor.
start. ○Pump is seized. ○Repair pump.
○Electric motor is de-energized. ○Check electric system.
○Wire is broken or relay, etc. is ○Repair.
failed.
○Foreign matter is inhaled. ○Overhaul pump to remove foreign
matter.
Does not ○Insufficient supply of oil into pump. ○Supply again.
discharge liquid.
○Insufficient venting of air. ○Release air using air vent plug (or
cock).
○Valve is closed ○Open valve.
○Valve will not open. ○Repair valve.
○Air is being sucked. ○Check suction system.
○Suction pipe, strainer, etc. is ○Clean.
clogged.
○Wrong rotating direction of electric ○Correct wiring.
motor.
Does not reach ○Air is being sucked. ○Check suction system or gland
specified portion.
capacity or ○Decrease in pump speed. ○Correct electric source.
pressure. ○Safety valve is open. ○Adjust setting of safety valve
(See Para.11)
○Suction pipe, strainer, etc. is ○Clean.
clogged.
○Viscosity of liquid is too low. ○Check pump planned
specification.
○Rotor is worn away. ○Replace with new one.
○Suction pressure is too high. ○Check pump planned
specification. ( A standard is
within‐0.05 MPa )
○Failure of gauges. ○Replace with new ones.
Soon, ceases to ○Air pockets are present ○Correct piping.
Pump starts, but

discharge somewhere in suction pipe.

liquid. ○Air is being sucked. ○Check suction system.
○Air is being sucked from stuffing ○Check mechanical seal.
box.
Electric motor ○Abnormal metal contact exists in ○Eliminate metal contact.
gets over- pump.
loaded. ○Improper connection of coupling. ○Adjust alignment.
○Rotor is bent. ○Replace with new one.
○Electric motor is failed. ○Repair.
○Liquid viscosity is too high. ○Adjust Liquid viscosity to planned
specification.
○Discharge pressure is too high. ○Adjust Discharge pressure to
planned specification.
○Malfunction of bearing. ○Replace with new one.
Stuffing box portion ○ Improper incorporation of ○ Check mechanical seal.
gets overheated. mechanical seal.
Abnormal ○Improper connection of coupling. ○Adjust alignment.
vibration or ○Rotor is bent. ○Replace with new one.
noise occurs. ○Improper installation of pump. ○Correct installation conditions.
Pump does not ○Insufficient strength of pump ○Reinforce.
start. foundation.
○Existence of vibration transmitted ○Reinforce piping.
from other vibration sources.
○Cavitation is occurring. ○Check bubbling conditions in
liquid, or adjust pressure or
viscosity to planned
○Safety valve is chattering . specification.
○Inhalation of foreign matter. ○Repair safety valve.
○Overhaul pump to remove foreign
○Bearing, rotor, sleeve, etc. is worn matter for correction.
away. ○Replace with new one.

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11. Adjustment of Relief Valves

To adjust the set pressure of the relief
valve, first fully open the discharge and
suction valves and tighten the relief valve
adjusting screw to its full extent, then
gradually close the discharge valve to adjust
the discharge pressure to the set pressure.
(In the shop operation test, the suction valve
is also gradually closed to create a suction
loss condition at planned specifications,
however, the suction pressure should be
within −0.05 MPa.) Next, gradually loosen
the adjusting screw, and fasten the lock nut
at the point when the discharge or suction
pressure slightly moves to the no-load side.
After completion of the adjustment, fully open
the discharge and suction valves for
operation.

Even the above cannot remedy troubles, the

causes may be present in pump planning
conditions. In such cases, contact Taiko or
its sales agents with the following
information:
a. Pump type, Pump manufacturing number,
Pump applications.
b. Properties of the fluid handled (kind,
viscosity, temperature, etc.)
c. Characteristics of piping (suction pressure,
strainer position and mesh, number of
bends, etc.)

12. Designation of Pump Type

MSH
① ② ③

①Pump Capacity
 1 to 30 m3/h

②Shaft Seal
 a.Mechanical Seal ・・Non

 b.Oil Quenching Type Mechanical Seal ・・A

③Major Material
 a.FC200 ・・・Non
 b.FCD400 ・・・B

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13. Sectional Drawing of Assembly

150 152 521 210 520 523 522 001 003 110 204 210 520 521 119

Quenching oil
101 304

INLET
103 302

Air vent
305

301

Drain
Quenching oil

103 150 152 522 514 101 159 523 104 102 001 900 003
INLET

301 304 302 110 204 159 514 102 900

MSH-1∼2 MSH-3∼30
Material Material
No. Items Qty No. Items Qty
Symbol Name Symbol Name
001 Casing FC200 Cast iron 1 514 Oil Seal FPM Rubber 1
003 Side Case SS400 Mild steel 1 520 Mechanical Seal   − Ceramic & Carbon 1
101 Power Rotor S45C Carbon steel 1 521 Seal Cover FCD400 Ductile cast iron 1
102 Idler Rotor D-5 Ductile cast iron 2 522 O-Ring FPM Rubber 1
103 Key S45C Carbon steel 1 523 O-Ring FPM Rubber 1
104 Key S45C Carbon steel 1 701 Relief Valve Box FC200 Cast iron 1
110 C-Type Retaining Ring SK5 Carbon tool steel 1 702 Relief Valve Cover FC200 Cast iron 1
119 Pad S45C Carbon steel 1 CAC402 Bronze
704 Relief Valve or or 1
150 Bearing Nut SS400 Mild steel 1 SUS410 Stainless steel
152 Bearing Washer SS400 Mild steel 1 706 Relief Valve Seat CAC402 Bronze 1
159 Sleeve S45C Carbon steel 1 SWPA Piano wire
707 Relief Valve Spring or or 1
204 Ball Bearing SUJ2 Bearing steel 1 SUP6 Spring steel
210 Grease Nipple C3602 Brass 1 712 Spring Carrier SS400 Mild steel 1
ADC12 Al-alloy casting 713 Adjust Screw SS400 Mild steel 1
301 Shaft Coupling or or 1
FC200 Cast iron 717 Cap S45C Carbon steel 1
ADC12 Al-alloy casting 718 Lock Nut SS400 Mild steel 1
302 Shaft Coupling or or 1
FC200 Cast iron 900 Gasket   − Paper 1
Coupling Bush 970 Gasket   − Paper 1
304   or NBR Rubber −
Shaft Coupling Ring 971 Gasket   − Paper 1
305 Shaft Coupling Bolt & Nut SS400 Mild steel − 972 Gasket PTFE Teflon 1

718 713 717 972 718 713 717 972

702 712 702

712 971 707 971

707 701 701

704 704

970 706 970

001 001

MSH-1∼3 Detail Safety Valve MSH-4∼30

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