Product Description
Oil seals, commonly known in the industrial realm as rotary shaft seals, are a pivotal component in ensuring optimal functionality of machinery. These ingenious seals perform the critical task of securing grease, liquids, or dirt, acting as a guardian for the intricate mechanisms within your equipment. By stabilizing the space between stationary and moving parts, oil seals play a fundamental role in the performance and longevity of any rotating and moving assembly. An oil seal is typically comprised of three core elements:
A meticulously crafted sealing material (rubber component), robust metal casings, and resilient springs. This strategic combination forms a versatile sealing assembly that stands up to the demands of modern machinery.
Our oil seals come in a variety of types to suit your specific needs, including: TC, TG, TA, SA, SB, SC, DC, MC, MG, TCV, TCN, and the advanced TC4, among others.
We proudly provide a diverse and comprehensive selection of rubber materials tailored specifically for manufacturing oil seals. This ensures compatibility with a multitude of operating conditions, providing high-performance solutions that withstand a wide range of chemicals and endure extreme temperatures, both high and low.
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[Oil seal material introduction]
Ding Rubber (NBR) |
Temperature resistance of 100ºC, good oil resistance, wear resistance, anti-aging, good sealing effect. |
silica gel (VMQ) |
Temperature resistance of 200ºC, general oil resistance, high temperature resistance, good waterproof, non-toxic. |
Fluorogel (FKM) |
Temperature resistance of 280ºC, good oil resistance, wear resistance, high pressure resistance, corrosion resistance. |
ethylene-propylene-diene misch-polymere (EPDM) |
Temperature resistance of 150ºC, general oil resistance, corrosion resistance. |
(PTFE) |
Temperature resistance of 280ºC, good oil resistance, wear resistance, high pressure and corrosion resistance. |
polyurethane (PU) |
Temperature resistance of 90ºC, good oil resistance, wear resistance. |
[Oil seal core structure type]
Single lip structure |
Single channel sealing lip for low pressure reciprocating motion (e. g. automotive crankshaft oil seal) |
Double lip structure |
Two upper and lower sealing lips, a main seal (contact shaft), a secondary seal (dust), often used in high pressure environment |
Composite lip structure |
Main lip + dust lip + buffer spring (like type NOK TCV), can withstand both radial and axial forces |
labyrinth packing |
Multi-channel ring groove design to block oil by throttling effect (suitable for high-speed rotating axis) |
Seal the oil swing ring |
Metal ring rotating centrifugal oil swing with shaft (commonly used in gearbox gearbox) |
[Key structural components of the oil seal]
Component name |
Material selection |
function declaration |
seal(ing)lip |
NBR/FKM/PTFE |
Main seal surface, the contact shaft forms a dynamic seal |
spring |
Stainless steel / carbon steel |
Provide lip pretension to compensate for wear |
skeleton |
PA6/PC |
Fixed the sealing lip shape and transfer the mounting stress |
Dust-proof lips |
polyurethane elastomer |
Blocking the entry of solid impurities (optional) |
Self-lubricating coating |
plumbago/PTFE |
Reduce the friction coefficient and extend the life life |

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