Seawater filters are basically simple technical constructions whose function has an important meaning. Unfortunately, due to the simple design, technical carelessness in their manufacturing process occurs which leads to problems:
- sharp pipe sections are welded in instead of rounded water inlets
- the clearance to the filter insert is not observed
- the filter socket is undersized in form and dimension
- the flow-speed related requirements for corrosion protection are underestimated
It’s bound to happen: Vibration causes damage to the protective coating, or the rubber seams burst open. Nothing fits properly anymore, and the leaks and frustration are immense . . .
A seamless spray-on "rubber" coating is a convincing way to solve these problems!
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