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DEDE SEALS |
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DEDE SEAL Co.,Ltd |
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Shanghai China |
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Shanghai |
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China |
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12/24/25 8:47 GMT |
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Skeleton Oil Seal Lip Design and Spring Structure Guide
Many people struggle when selecting skeleton oil seals: what’s important in lip design? What’s the difference between spring-loaded and non-spring seals? Based on practical experience, here’s an overview:
Lip Design Considerations
The lip of an oil seal is like the “gap at the door”—whether it can block oil and dust depends entirely on it.
· Single lip: Simple and straightforward, suitable for low-pressure environments, providing basic sealing.
· Double lip: In addition to the main sealing lip, there is an auxiliary dust lip, often used in more demanding conditions such as engines and hydraulic systems.
· Material selection is also critical:
NBR is oil-resistant.
FKM is heat-resistant.
PTFE is corrosion-resistant, has low friction, and is suitable for high- speed applications. Choosing the right material for the operating environment makes a significant difference in performance.
Spring-Loaded vs. Non-Spring Oil Seals
· Spring-loaded oil seals: The spring continuously applies pressure to the lip. Even if the shaft wears slightly or temperature fluctuates, the seal remains effective. Commonly used in high-speed, high-vibration, and variable-temperature equipment such as engine crankshafts.
· Non-spring oil seals: Rely on the elasticity of the rubber itself for sealing. They have a simpler structure, lower friction, and reduced cost. Suitable for low-speed, dust-prevention, or less demanding leakage requirements, such as fan end covers or agricultural machinery.
How to Choose Skeleton Oil Seals?
In short:
· For complex operating conditions with significant temperature and pressure fluctuations, spring-loaded oil seals are the safer choice.
· For general dust prevention, low-speed, and light-load applications, non- spring oil seals are sufficient and cost-effective.
Recommendation
When selecting oil seals, don’t just look at the price. First, clarify the operating conditions: speed, temperature, pressure, and medium. Then match the material and structure accordingly. This way, you can avoid the embarrassment of “buying cheap but ending up with oil leaks and rework.”
Minimum Order: 1000 pieces
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SOURCE: Import-Export Bulletin Board (https://www.imexbb.com/)
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