John Crane Equivalent Mechanical Seals
High-quality replacement seals for John Crane models
John Crane is a global leader in rotating equipment solutions, supplying engineered technologies and services to process industries including oil & gas, pharmaceutical, chemical, petrochemical, power generation, mining, water treatment, pulp & paper, and turbo machinery. Founded in 1917, with more than 5,000 employees across 200 global sites, John Crane have delivered high-quality, durable and customised solutions, including mechanical seals, to customers for over 100 years.
Common John Crane Models we offer:
-
John Crane 1 (USA)
-
John Crane 1 (Europe)
-
John Crane 1 Double
-
John Crane 2 (USA)
-
John Crane 2 (Europe)
-
John Crane 2 Double
-
John Crane 6 (USA)
-
John Crane 6A
-
John Crane 6D - 6J
-
John Crane 8-1
-
John Crane 8-1T
-
John Crane 8B1
-
John Crane 8B1T
-
John Crane 9
-
John Crane 9T
-
John Crane 9BT
-
John Crane 11A
-
John Crane 21
-
John Crane 21 Double
-
John Crane 58B
-
John Crane 58U
-
John Crane 59B
-
John Crane 59U
-
John Crane 80
-
John Crane 87
-
John Crane 106
-
John Crane 109
-
John Crane 109B
-
John Crane 502
-
John Crane 521
-
John Crane 2100 K
-
John Crane 2100 N
-
John Crane 2100 S
-
John Crane R00x
-
John Crane R10x
-
John Crane R20x
-
John Crane R30x
-
John Crane R33
-
John Crane R34
All brand names are used to illustrate examples of the types of seals that we can replace, we are not in any way affiliated with these companies or stating that we provide genuine parts of aforementioned companies.
Who are John Crane?
John Crane is a global leader in rotating equipment solutions, specialising in mechanical seals, seal support systems, filtration systems, and power transmission couplings. As part of the Smiths Group, John Crane serves a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, chemical, pharmaceutical, power generation, and water treatment, offering products that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
What is the history of John Crane?
John Crane was founded in 1917 as the Crane Packing Company in Chicago, Illinois. Initially, the company focused on packing and gasket products. In the 1930s, John Crane developed its first mechanical seals, and by 1939, it had invented the first automotive mechanical seal. The company continued to innovate with the introduction of elastomer bellows seals in the 1940s and non-contacting dry gas seals in the 1980s. Today, John Crane operates globally, providing advanced sealing solutions and support systems to various industries.
What mechanical seals do John Crane offer?
John Crane offers a comprehensive range of mechanical seals tailored to meet diverse application needs, including:
- Cartridge Seals: Pre-assembled for easy installation and maintenance.
- Component Seals: Customisable for specific applications.
- Elastomer Bellows Seals: Ideal for applications with misalignment and axial movement.
- Metal Bellows Seals: Suitable for high-temperature and corrosive environments.
- Split Seals: Allow for easy installation and replacement without dismantling equipment.
- Dry Gas Seals: Used in high-speed compressors and critical applications.
- O-Ring Pusher Seals: Versatile seals for a variety of applications.
- PTFE Bellows Seals: Designed for aggressive chemical environments.
- Slurry Seals: Engineered for abrasive and slurry applications.
Ready to discuss your mechanical seal requirement?
Our expert team are on hand to help you.
Our most popular mechanical seals
-
Roten Type 2 Equivalent Mechanical Seal
Regular price From £117.19 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Bergmann MG1 Equivalent Mechanical Seal
Regular price From £117.19 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Bergmann MG12 Equivilant Mechanical Seal
Regular price From £117.19 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Bergmann MG13 Equivilant Mechanical Seal
Regular price From £117.19 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per
Need help finding your perfect seal?
-
Identify the seal you need
Use toolOur Mechanical Seal Idenitifcation tool can help you indentify the seal you need by selecting the key design features.
-
Know your material
View guideOur Mechanical Seals Materials Guide can tell you which material will give you the perfect seal.
-
Check Chemical Compatibility
Check materialsFind the perfect material for your requirements by it's compatibility with the chemical you need to seal.