Description
GEA Westfalia Surge Milk Pump Seal Service Kit – Spring Loaded Driver
Part Number: 7750-9905-310
The GEA Westfalia Surge Milk Pump Seal Service Kit – Spring Loaded Driver is a complete maintenance solution designed to maintain sealing integrity and dependable performance in GEA Westfalia Surge milk pumps. Regular servicing of seal components is essential to prevent leaks, protect internal pump parts, and ensure consistent milk flow and hygiene standards within dairy systems.
Supplied as a full service kit, the GEA Westfalia Surge Milk Pump Seal Service Kit – Spring Loaded Driver includes all critical components required for a proper seal replacement. The spring-loaded shaft seal with driver ensures correct pressure and alignment on the shaft, helping the pump operate smoothly under continuous use. Replacing seals and gaskets at the correct intervals reduces the risk of air ingress, milk leakage, and premature wear to pump components.
Manufactured to GEA Westfalia Surge specifications, all parts in this kit are suitable for demanding dairy environments and regular washdown conditions. It is recommended that this service kit is fitted every 6 months to maintain optimal milk pump performance, reliability, and long service life.
The GEA Westfalia Surge Milk Pump Seal Service Kit – Spring Loaded Driver is ideal for planned maintenance schedules, breakdown repairs, or preventative servicing carried out by farmers and service engineers.
Kit Includes
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Stainless steel retaining ring
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Shaft seal with spring-loaded driver
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Milk pump gaskets
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Seal seat assembly
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Tri-clover gasket
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Tri-clover flapper
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Retaining ring
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O-ring
For correct compatibility and peace of mind, please use the part number for part verification before ordering.
Key Features
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Complete milk pump seal service kit
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Spring-loaded driver for reliable sealing
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Designed for GEA Westfalia Surge milk pumps
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Supports leak-free, efficient operation
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Recommended 6-monthly replacement
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Part number: 7750-9905-310

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