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.
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Silicone
Wide temperature range
Commonly used in low temperature applications
Very prone to mechanical damage during fitting
Oil seals are used in a great many devices for steel production equipment.
Figure 7 shows the places where each seal type is used in a rolling mill.