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The tightening seal Capseal is made of polyethylene and designed specifically for gas cylinders. These seals have a one-piece tightening-type case structure, which consists of a round bowl, a locking mechanism, and a tail part. The bowl covers the side of the valve to prevent the possibility of connecting a tube to it and pumping out the gas. The internal locking mechanism operates based on a three-leaf collet and is protected from external mechanical impacts. The ribbed tail ensures reliable fixation of the seal on the cylinder preventing reversal movement of the tail. Additional protection provided for Clixar tamper-evident seals is a special laser marking applied through the thickness of the surface. It cannot be erased, replaced, or counterfeited without leaving obvious visible marks. Using the same method, the customized number is applied to the Capseal bowl, thus eliminating the possibility of replacing the seal and providing a convenient accounting option.

A pump is a mechanical device for moving a fluid from a lower to a higher location, or from a lower to a higher pressure area. The fluid can be any type of liquid or gas, and pumps may be classified in many ways according to their purpose, specifications, environment, design, etc. Pumps are used in a wide range of industrial and residential applications. Pumping equipment is extremely diverse, varying in type, size, and materials of construction. Classifications and Types: Pumps may be classified on the basis of the applications they serve, the materials from which they are constructed, the liquids they handle, and even their orientation in space. All such classifications, however, are limited in scope and tend to substantially overlap each other. A more basic system of classification first defines the principle by which energy is added to the fluid, goes on to identify the means by which this principle is implemented, and finally delineates specific geometries.