Sealing technology by EagleBurgmann is used worldwide in oil and gas industries, refineries, the petrochemical, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries, food processing, energy, water, mining, paper, aerospace, and other industries. Close to 6.000 employees provide their ideas, solutions, and commitment so that customers can rely on their sealing technology.
What makes them stand out is their excellent quality, great innovative capacity, and an extensive product portfolio for nearly all industrial processes and fields of application. Their product portfolio includes everything from mechanical seals and seal supply systems to magnetic couplings, carbon floating ring seals, expansion joints, and gaskets and packings as well as comprehensive services. Since they are part of the German Freudenberg and Japanese EKK group, they have all the necessary resources for a firmly based reliable partnership.
Innovations
Innovations from EagleBurgmann impress with the value added they generate. Wherever machines and systems need sealing, their products can be relied upon to make decisive contributions towards boosting performance, ruggedness and cost effectiveness.
Reliable, rugged, cost effective...
With EagleBurgmann’s innovative CobaSeal™ bearing seal you at last have a truly rugged, reliable and cost effective sealing solution to go perfectly with your compressor’s gas seal and meet your requirements in terms of top quality and performance. CobaSeal™ is oil-tight in idle mode, runs aerostatically wear free and contactless in all modes of operation - and knows no restrictions whatsoever in terms of "slow roll", "turning gear", and "coast down" operation.
A cartridge seal with no compromises
The APItex® series developed by EagleBurgmann is a range of single and double O-ring seals in cartridge design which correspond in full with the standards of API Category 1, Type A. The sealing concept is based on a rugged and reliable design capable of tolerating process fluctuations and shaft deflections. The shrink-fitted seal faces and floating seat bearing make for smooth running characteristics. The inboard and outboard sliding parts are identical, thus enabling efficient spare-parts stock management. Effective circulation of the supply medium is ensured by the excellently functioning internal pumping system, so supply to the inboard and outboard seals is optimal. The APItex® is suitable for pressure reversal and equipped with product protected springs.
Company History
The EagleBurgmann group of companies was formed in 2004 from the alliance between Burgmann Industries and Eagle Industry.
Eagle Industry has its roots in the Mechanical Seal Division of Japan’s NOK Corporation. 1964 "Nippon Sealol Co., Ltd." comes into being as joint venture between NOK’s Mechanical Seal Division and an American seal producer. 1978 sees the name changed to Eagle Industry Co., Ltd. The US company later opts out of the joint venture. Subsidiaries are subsequently set up in Asia and Australia. 1989 Founding of Eagle Machine Works Co., Ltd. for the production of mechanical seals in in Niigata/Japan. 1993 Comprised of eight companies, Eagle Techno East Japan Co., Ltd. is formed with the objective of optimizing customer service.
- 1884 Feodor Burgmann founds a company in Dresden, Germany to supply "technical articles". The company founder invents the machine-braided self-lubricating stuffing box packing. This pioneering achievement is to have a major influence on the development of sealing technology. Other domestic and foreign offices and production plants are established in subsequent years.
- 1945 - New start as Feodor Burgmann Jr. sets up business in Seeleiten on Lake Starnberg in Bavaria.
- 1951 - Company headquarters relocated to Wolfratshausen.
- 1962 - The company begins to develop and manufacture mechanical seals.
- 1965 - Expansion joints are added to the product portfolio.
- 1978 - The company starts out on a path of major international expansion and continuous building of global market presence to over 50 subsidiaries and joint ventures. The Scandinavian KE Group is taken over in 1993, followed in 1998 by the acquisition of the BT Group in Italy and Gustav Espey GmbH in Duisburg/Germany.
- 2005 - Sees EagleBurgmann purchase Elof Hansson Industrikomponenter AB of Sweden. Further subsidiaries are founded in Saudi-Arabia and Russia. Eagle takes over Eagle-Poonawalla on a 100-percent basis and transforms it into ESSIL (Eagle Seal & Systems India Ltd).
- 2008 - The activities of ESSIL and Burgmann India are merged to form new company EagleBurgmann India.
- 2009 - KE-Burgmann Denmark, expansion joint specialist and subsidiary of EagleBurgmann, takes over American company EJS Ltd California.
EagleBurgmann is a member company of Germany’s Freudenberg Group and Japan’s NOK Group.
Source:
http://www.eagleburgmann.com/the-group
http://www.eagleburgmann.com/the-group/innovations
http://www.eagleburgmann.com/the-group/company-history
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