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Exclusion seals are comprised of wipers, scrapers and V-ring seals.
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Machine way wipers provide a seal between a machine slide or way and a stationary surface.
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Dynamic seals include oil seals, hydraulic and pneumatic seals, exclusion seals, labyrinth seals, bearing isolators, and piston rings. They create a barrier between moving and stationary surfaces in applications such as rotating shafts and pistons rings. This is a general search form; more detailed search forms are available.
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Oil seals and grease seals have a flexible lip that rubs against a shaft or housing to prevent the leakage or ingress of fluids and dirt.
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Bearing isolators are dynamic seals designed to protect bearings from outside contaminants. They are comprised of a rotor (rotating) and stator (stationary) member.
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Exclusion seals, wipers, and scrapers clean the surface of a retracting rod, removing abrasive particles such as dirt, mud, and ice. This protects the seal and extends service life. The importance of...
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Unlike lip seals and squeeze packings, felt seals require relative little shaft pressure to function effectively. They are commonly used near ball and roller bearings as lubricant retainers.
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Better materials meet OEM's tougher requirements. Excessive pressures and temperatures, as well as fluid incompatibility, have always spelled trouble for hydraulic cylinder seals. And the problems...
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3.2 Lip Seals
The lip seals currently used for sealing rotary shafts have evolved from the lip seals made from leather used during the 1930s. The development was largely empirical for some 50 years...
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A few tips about seal ratings will help designers find that optimum seal for exterior automotive joints. Poron material resists compression longer and at higher temperatures than other elastomers.
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