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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL New from Moontown


team, can assist in the choice of the correct seal design and material in applications involving extremes of temperature, pressure, hazardous or aggressive chemicals. Moontown also offers a complete production service which we call ‘Powder to Part’, made up of the following areas: • Bespoke seal design service • In-house PTFE billet production • Experienced CNC programmers • Advanced on-site CNC machining • In-house spring winding • In-house EDM facilities for tool making


Moontown’s capabilities range from 2mm rod seals to


2000mm piston seals, designed for either linear, rotary or flanged face seal applications. Effective sealing solutions can be achieved with PTFE spring energised and hydraulic seals for applications in the chemical, oil and gas, automotive, food and pharmaceuticals as well as a wide range of general engineering fields. These are complimented by a wide range of metal O, C and E seals, including spring energised resilient metal seals.


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oontown Ltd is a Nottingham based manufacturer of spring energised, hydraulic and associated sealing


products, using PTFE and other high performance plastics. Moontown is also a distributor of metal seals.


Established in 1996, the company has invested in NORSOK M-710 REV 2 and API 6A Annex F sour fluid immersion testing approvals, as well as being ISO 9001:2015 approved.


With many years of experience in solving sealing


problems associated with a wide range of applications and industries, Moontown’s technical and design support


Moontown Ltd  01623 751515  www.moontown.co.uk


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