China Manufacturer Industry Standard high pressure oil seal

　　High pressure oil seal is a type of rotary shaft seal designed to withstand
high pressure applications. These seals are used to retain oil on rotating
shafts in mechanical equipment, such as motors, pumps, bearings, and gearboxes.

　　Like other types of oil seals, high pressure oil seals consist of two main
parts: a cylindrical outer covering with an interference fit that seals
statically against the housing bore, and a sealing lip that seals dynamically
and statically against the shaft. The sealing lip is usually made of an
elastomeric material such as rubber or silicone, which provides a flexible seal
between the shaft and the housing. A spring is often used to help maintain
contact between the sealing lip and the shaft.

　　High pressure oil seals are designed to withstand higher pressures than
standard oil seals. Most oil, grease, and bearing seals with elastomeric seal
lips are designed for zero pressure but will provide adequate service up to
3psi (0.2bar) 1. High pressure oil seals, on the other hand, can withstand
pressures up to 60psi (4.1bar) continuous depending on shaft speed; up to
150psi (10.3bar) max. pressure spikes.

　　High pressure oil seals are used in a wide range of applications where high
pressures are encountered, such as in pumps, motors, compressors, machine
tools, brakes, clutches, and mixers. They are available in a variety of
materials and designs to meet the specific requirements of different
applications.

　　High pressure oil seal is a type of rotary shaft seal designed to withstand
high pressure applications. These seals are used to retain oil on rotating
shafts in mechanical equipment and are available in a variety of materials and
designs to meet the specific requirements of different applications.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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