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In the mechanical world, where machinery and equipment make the earth move and gears rotate, the oil seal is an important component. Oil seals, or shaft seals, are a crucial part of various industrial equipment and applications, ensuring that lubricants don’t escape and contaminants don’t enter. While they may seem simple, their construction, design, and application are anything but. This in-depth guide aims to help you understand the essential role of oil seals, their construction, the various designs available, and key factors to consider when selecting one for your application.
Leather oil seals are commonly used for parts that are exposed to dirt and poor lubrication. The major advantage of this material is that it can function in cases where synthetic rubber cannot function. They are used for shafts that have rough surfaces that are more than what rubber seals can handle. This is because they are pre-lubricated and have the capacity to absorb liquids.
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One of the key benefits of floating oil seals is their ability to provide a secure and reliable seal even in high-pressure environments. Unlike traditional seals that rely on compression to create a seal, floating oil seals utilize a unique design that allows them to float on the oil and adjust their position as needed to maintain an effective seal. This design not only enhances the reliability of the seal but also helps to prolong the lifespan of the seal by reducing wear and tear.