ACE Seal, LLC manufactures custom compression packing seals to match your specifications. (read more)

Garlock Sealing Technologies, a leader in fluid sealing technology for more than 100 years, has launched Garlock Style 1965 Compression Packing, which combines excellent abrasion resistance with a high degree of flexibility and easy handling. Style 1965 is designed to be easy to cut, easy to form into rings, and easy to install. (read more)

Simrit-Division of Freudenberg-NOK manufactures custom compression packing seals to match your specifications. (read more)

Compression type packings are the oldest and still the most common means of controlling fluid loss in mechanical equipment. Made from relatively soft, pliant materials, they find major use in rotary, centrifugal and reciprocating pumps, valves, expansion joints, and many other types of mechanical equipment. Darco Southern, Inc. offers a general line of such packings. (read more)

The following is listing of our most popular packing styles. In addition, our manufacturers fabricate a wide variety of other constructions designed to meet specific customer requirements.Daemar is a proud Distributor of Chemstar Mechanical Packings. (read more)

These solid elastomeric rings are static seals in various cross-section configuations, including: (read more)

The functionality of glass-to-metal seals is to provide a way to hermetically isolate an electrical conductor from one environment to another. In addition to providing the seal, the glass acts as an insulator between one pin to another, and from the housing. (read more)

Avoid the performance difficulties and maintenance headaches common with ordinary compression seals and gaskets. (read more)

Beswick compression fittings (for 1/16", 1/8" and NOW 1/4" OD Tubing) give you the ability to operate at high pressures and temperatures while maintaining a small envelope. Beswick compression fittings are provided with miniature M3, 10-32, M5 and 1/4-28 threads. You will save valuable space by using these compression fittings instead of bulky 1/8" NPT threaded compression fittings. (read more)

These are similar to the rigid in tension locking springs with oil on both sides of the piston. However, in the case of a rigid in compression spring the oil is contained in the closed end of the tube and a floating piston retains the gas in the nose bearing end chamber. (read more)