Dayton
Dayton Mechanical Seal PP6026G accessory
Mechanical seal compatible with Dayton booster pumps including Grainger part numbers 5UWH5 through 5UWL6
- Compatible with multiple Dayton booster pump models
- Direct replacement for Grainger parts 5UWH5 through 5UWL6
- Mechanical seal design prevents fluid leakage
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical content
Mechanical seal for Dayton booster pumps
This mechanical seal fits Dayton booster pumps and matches the Grainger part numbers 5UWH5 through 5UWL6. It is a direct replacement component for maintenance on compatible pump models. The part is supplied new and carries California Proposition 65 warnings for cancer and reproductive harm. Buyers needing a different pump type or brand should look elsewhere.
Seal material handles typical booster pump fluids
The seal is designed for the operating temperatures and pressures found in standard booster pump service. No specific thermal limits, noise ratings or power draw figures are provided by the supplier. Installers should verify compatibility with the pumped fluid and system conditions before fitting.
Simple drop-in replacement for listed Grainger
The seal installs directly into the pump housing without special tools or adapters. Its dimensions correspond to the factory specification for the listed Dayton models. No additional mounting hardware or connector changes are required. Users with non-Dayton pumps or unlisted part numbers cannot use this seal.
Highlights
- Compatible with multiple Dayton booster pump models
- Direct replacement for Grainger parts 5UWH5 through 5UWL6
- Mechanical seal design prevents fluid leakage
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the PP6026G mechanical seal on a Dayton booster pump without damaging the seal faces?
Clean the pump shaft and seal cavity thoroughly, then press the seal squarely onto the shaft using even pressure on the metal housing only — never on the ceramic or carbon faces — until it seats fully against the step.
What wear items on the PP6026G will need replacement after extended service?
The rotating carbon face and stationary ceramic seat are the primary wear surfaces; both should be inspected during pump overhaul and replaced if grooved, cracked or excessively worn.
At what point does the PP6026G seal typically show leakage under continuous booster-pump operation?
Leakage usually appears first at the dynamic seal interface between the carbon face and ceramic seat when the spring tension relaxes or the faces wear beyond their contact tolerance.
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