Kemel Stern Tube Seals
Uses and Applications of Kemel Propeller Nut
Blog | July 11th, 2018Before this post dives into yet another innovative design principle, a cautionary note should be issued. Marine engineers, masters of all things mechanical, they know that hydraulic systems use dangerous pressures. For that reason, high-pressure hydraulic systems must be worked upon with all due care. Having opened with this reproach, we’ve gotten ahead of ourselves. […]
Qualities of Kemel Water-Lubricated Stern Tube Bearings
Blog | May 29th, 2018A propeller protrudes from a ship stern. The vital drive component then rotates on a drive shaft and thrusts the vessel forward. Clearly, design excellence shapes propeller geometry and provides shaft durability. Kemel water-lubricated stern tube bearings reflect this level of engineering mastery. But just how does this drive supporting bearing achieve that laudable design […]
What are Stern Tubes?
Blog | October 25th, 2017If you are an avid fan of boats and all things marine industry then you might be familiar with the concept of stern tubes. However, the vast majority of people have no idea what they are and what they do. Fortunately, if you are reading this blog then you have come to the right place […]
Mechanical Seals and Hatch Cover Supplier for the Marine and Shipping Industry
Blog | September 19th, 2017Mechanical seals and hatch covers for the marine industry are built to protect ships from an assortment of fluid mediums. From airborne saltwater sprays to pipe fed shaft lubricants, the seals are punished by caustic chemical forces and harsh environmental conditions. Robust mechanical seal materials keep onboard fluids within their pipes and housings. As for […]
Kemel Shaft Bearings: Differences between Self Lubricating System and Forced Lubricating System
Blog | June 30th, 2017Heavy-duty shaft bearings are durable and dependable mechanisms. Unfortunately, even a high-performing piece of equipment simply won’t last long if it’s starved of its lubricating agent. Kemel shaft bearings deal with that shortcoming by using a familiar engineering approach. Basically, instead of hitting the problem head on, the Kemel solution adopts a divide and conquer […]