Multiquip 2 Flat Seal

The Multiquip 2 is a genuine OEM Flat Seal designed for use across a wide range of Multiquip, Whiteman, Essick, and Mayco equipment families. This part carries direct OEM lineage, meaning it is manufactured to the exact material and dimensional specifications called out in the original equipment build. Verified fitment spans plate compactors including MVC and MVH series, rammers including MTX and MT series, centrifugal and trash pumps including QP and MQ series, concrete pumps including LS and C series, walk-behind and ride-on power trowels, mortar and concrete mixers including WM and EM series, rollers, screeds, light towers, generators, welders, power buggies, vibrators, and more.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM Material Grade — Produced to the exact compound and compression specification Multiquip requires, ensuring the seal maintains its rated sealing performance across temperature and pressure cycles.
• Flat Profile for Direct Drop-In Replacement — The flat geometry seats flush against mating surfaces without shims or modification, making swap-out straightforward during scheduled service or breakdown repair.
• Exceptionally Broad Equipment Fitment — A single part number covering plate compactors (MVC, MVH), rammers (MTX, MT, MTR), pumps (QP, MQ), concrete pumps (LS, C series), power trowels (HTX, STX, J, B, CA series), mixers (WM, EM, MC), rollers, generators, screeds, and more.
• Prevents Fluid and Air Pathway Leaks — A compromised flat seal allows fluid migration or pressure loss at jointed interfaces, leading to contamination, reduced output, and accelerated wear on surrounding components.
• Fuel and Fluid System Safe — The seal material is suited for contact with fuel, water, and hydraulic media as called for across the covered equipment families, making it a safe choice for fuel system and pump applications.

A flat seal is a static sealing element placed between two mating flat surfaces — such as a cover plate, housing flange, or port face — to prevent fluid, fuel, or air from escaping at the joint. Unlike a formed gasket, a flat seal relies on even clamping load distributed across its face to create a leak-free interface. When a flat seal degrades, hardens, or takes a compression set, it loses the ability to conform to minor surface irregularities, allowing leaks that can lead to fluid loss, contamination ingress, or loss of pressure critical to proper machine operation. Replacing a worn flat seal at the first sign of seepage protects the integrity of the surrounding assembly and prevents secondary damage to more costly components.

Part Details

Compatibility & Fitment

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