WPT 10073 7/16" Flax Packing 120" Per Lb. - Per ft

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WPT 10073 7/16" Flax Packing 120" Per Lb. - Per ft

MSRP:

Was:

$3.65

Standard Flax packing is braided from flax roving and then impregnated with a generous amount of natural wax lubricant. View full description

in stock This product may be special order or out of stock. Pricing may have changed. Please contact the store at (250) 386-2341

Standard Flax packing is braided from flax roving and then impregnated with a generous amount of natural wax lubricant.

In use, flax packing has a limited life span as its fibers naturally degrade in seawater, and its natural lubricants break down from the heat generated by the rotating shaft.
This inevitably results in the packing hardening, shrinking, and leaking....at which point, it needs replacing

• Traditional, economical packing
• Rated to 176°F; rotation speed of 2,000 ft/min
• Color is yellowish-brown

Cut lengths of this product are innelegible for returns or exchanges.

MSRP:

Was:

$1.35

This product may be special order or out of stock. Pricing may have changed. Please contact the store at (250) 386-2341

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