Gallagher products
- July 28, 2022
Customer Overview
Gallagher Fluid Seals’ customer is a global manufacturer of perfumes and food additives. Their product lines include fine fragrance, shampoos, and a variety of other health and well-being products.
Customer Problem
Our customer was having issues with their Mass Spectrometer instrument at their manufacturing plant. High temperature helium gas was leaking through the graphite gaskets on their Gerstel instrument. The replacement OEM seals were not working as intended, causing equipment
- October 29, 2019
Better and faster access to the seals you need to keep your production running.
King of Prussia, PA. October 29, 2019 /News and Updates/ -- Gallagher Fluid Seals (GFS) is excited to announce the launch of its e-commerce store, providing a brand new experience to shop for seals.
“It’s been a complete team effort,” says Chris Gallagher, CEO. “Our team has worked diligently over the past several months to prepare and deliver a state-of-the art e-commerce store for both new and returning customers.”
As the world’s economy has evolved to an online platform, GFS felt seal buying should be easier. Gone are the days of calling in and ordering a replacement seal - or sending an RFQ. This new online experience allows greater and faster access to the seals you need to keep your facility up-and-running.
“Maximizing the ease-of-purchase and visibility of fluid sealing products is imperative to the future of seal buying, and
- January 24, 2019
Gallagher Fluid Seals helps meters & instruments manufacturer through the design and fabrication of a custom-molded gasket with an engineered profile.
The Problem
Our client’s micro corrector was experiencing water intrusion past the gasket, caused by improper seal material and configuration.
The Approach
Gallagher Applications Engineer Benjamin Mell worked closely with our client to identify & address the issue and suggested sending a sample of the instrument to GFS headquarters. Our engineering team received the hardware and investigated the root cause of the seal failure.
GFS engineers observed that our client’s closed-cell
- August 18, 2016
Once again, Gallagher Fluid Seals is pleased to bring its readers another video. This time out, we're dealing with radial seal misalignment issues.
In this clip, Gallagher Engineering Manager Craig Beil discusses shaft run out and shaft eccentricity, two common radial seal misalignment issues.
Be sure to watch our previous videos on GORE expanded PTFE seals, static seal gaskets and spring energized seals to learn more about our products.
And don’t hesitate to contact
- August 11, 2016
Gallagher Fluid Seals is happy to introduce its latest video, which deals with spring-energized seals.
In the clip above, Gallagher Engineering Manager Craig Beil discusses these seals and the tools and materials used to manufacture them. Gallagher can meet your requirements for PTFE sealing in most, if not all, environments and operating conditions.
Be sure to watch our previous videos on GORE expanded PTFE seals and static seal gaskets to learn more about our products.
And don't hesitate to contact Gallagher with any questions,
- July 19, 2016
Gallagher Fluid Seals is proud to present its latest video, on the subject of environmentally designed static seal gaskets.
In the clip below, Brian Gallagher, our key accounts manager, discusses the value of using these gaskets and explains how Gallagher can help customers understand the benefits of using them.
Watch the clip above to learn more about environmentally designed static seal gaskets, and feel free to contact Gallagher Fluid Seals if you have any questions. We'll be happy to hear from you.
- July 14, 2016
At Gallagher Fluid Seals, engineering is central to every project and solution we deliver. Our goal is to provide sealing solutions where there had been sealing failures, and our engineering team is among the most experienced and talented in the industry.
This blog post is the final installment of a four-part series discussing how we work with our customers to create a sealing solution for their most critical applications. So far, we’ve talked about Application Discovery & Review, Commercial Evaluation & Development, and Prototyping & Testing. The fourth step in this process is Approval & Production.
- June 09, 2016
At Gallagher Fluid Seals, engineering is central to every project and solution we deliver. Our goal is to provide sealing solutions where there had been sealing failures, and our engineering team is among the most experienced and talented in the industry.
This is the third in a four-part series discussing how we work with our customers to create a sealing solution for their most critical applications. So far, we’ve talked about Application Discovery & Review and Commercial Evaluation & Development. The third step in this process is Prototyping & Testing.
Depending on the nature of the part, the first run of prototype parts will be developed for evaluation and testing purposes using a single or low cavity tool. With advances in on-demand manufacturing technology, some seal manufacturers now offer rapid prototyping or “express” services, where prototypes can be machined or 3D printed to exacting specifications. This lowers mold and tooling cost while usually providing a faster turnaround time.
- May 26, 2016
At Gallagher Fluid Seals, engineering is central to every project and solution we deliver. Our goal is to provide sealing solutions where there had been sealing failures, and our engineering team is among the most experienced and talented in the industry.
This blog post is the second in a four-part series discussing how we work with our customers to create a sealing solution for their most critical applications. The second step in this process is commercial evaluation of sealing solutions.
- May 03, 2016
At Gallagher Fluid Seals, engineering is central to every project and solution we deliver. Our goal is to provide sealing solutions where there had been sealing failures, and our engineering team is among the most experienced and talented in the industry.
As an independent distributor, we have the freedom to be objective and create the optimal sealing configuration for your application. Our engineers work with the design teams of both our customers and suppliers, to ensure all sides of the application are thoroughly considered and there are no surprises at the end of the project.
This blog post is the first in a four-part series discussing how we work with our customers to create a sealing solution for their most critical applications. The first step in this process is application discovery and review.
