Allpoints 465627-01 Mechanical Seal Hoshizaki Ice Machine

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 465627-01 is a mechanical seal designed as a replacement component for Hoshizaki ice machine applications. Mechanical seals are critical to pump assemblies in ice equipment, preventing water from leaking past the rotating shaft and into the motor or surrounding components. This seal is sold individually and is intended for installation by qualified refrigeration and food equipment service technicians who work on commercial ice machines. At 0.07 pounds, it is a compact, single-unit component with an approximate dimension of 0.625 inches per side.

This mechanical seal is used in commercial ice machine service and repair scenarios, specifically where the original Hoshizaki pump seal has worn, cracked, or begun to leak. Ice machine mechanical seals typically require replacement during preventive maintenance intervals or when a pump leak is identified during inspection. The part ships as a single unit and is a direct service replacement for the original equipment seal used in applicable Hoshizaki ice machines.

Key Features

• Compact form factor at approximately 0.625 x 0.625 x 0.625 inches for precise fitment in ice machine pump assemblies
• Sold as a single unit for targeted, component-level repair
• Lightweight at 0.07 pounds, consistent with small-diameter shaft seal construction
• OEM-style replacement designed to restore pump integrity and prevent water intrusion

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement mechanical seal for Hoshizaki ice machine pump assemblies. Refer to the Hoshizaki OEM part number HOS465627-01 to confirm fitment for your specific unit before installation.

Installation Notes

Mechanical seal replacement on commercial ice equipment should be performed by a qualified refrigeration or food equipment service technician. Disconnect power to the unit and shut off the water supply before beginning any pump disassembly. Inspect the pump shaft for scoring or wear before installing the new seal, as a damaged shaft surface will cause premature seal failure. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service manual for proper seal seating procedure.