What is Rubber Oil Seal?

Rubber oil seal

Rubber oil seals have to work in extreme conditions. Therefore, we accommodate all relevant conditions (mechanical and thermochemical phase) to maintain the integrity of the rubber oil seal in these circumstances.

Our standard and custom rubber oil seals can be adapted to the increasingly demanding applications of any industry.

Customized rubber oil seal

At our state-of-the-art technology centers in the Netherlands, the United States and the United Kingdom, we design and develop specific and customized rubber sealing parts for many industries.

Our rubber stamps are used in the following industries:

automotive oil seal
Marine
farming
semicon
chemical
oil gas
hvac
pharmacist
Food drink
energy generation
We can solve any sealing problem
With our new strictly controlled and qualified rubber compounds. Our products are designed to meet industrial requirements for both OEM and maintenance markets.

Find the right rubber oil seal for your application

Whether the seal is a standard product or a customized solution, our engineers ensure that the seal is specified for your application.

Oil seals in any size, material or quantity
The seal you need is not available in one of our standard ranges? No problem. We design and supply stamps in any material, size and quantity, from very small to very large volumes.

Advantages of rubber oil seals:

Now the rubber oil seal rings perform two important functions: they keep the oil in place, lubricating the moving parts of the machine, thus reducing friction, grinding and heat in the process. In addition, these automotive oil seals prevent foreign contaminants from entering and ruining your car's oil. However, although these automobile rubber seals are popularly known as "oil seals," they are used to retain or confine any form of fluid within a particular device, especially devices such as hydraulic systems that have a large number of parts. mobile phones

Types of rubber oil seals:

• U-ring seals
• V-ring seals
• Rotating oil seals
• Labyrinth or separation seals
• Bearing insulators
• Spring installed seals

Why is rubber the preferred material for oil seals?

Although oil seals also come in materials such as plain felt, leather and metal, the best ones are oil seals made of different varieties of rubber. Seals made of nitrile rubber are used with mineral oils, grease, diesel and water. Polyacrylate and silicon seals, on the other hand, are used to seal motor oils, while fluoromethane rubber oil seals that have the ability to withstand a wide temperature range are normally used in different varieties of oils related to the fuel. Listed below are some reasons that make rubber the most suitable material for manufacturing oil seals or oil seal rings:

• Can easily withstand high temperatures and pressures.
• They have superior resistance to ozone.
• They have excellent mechanical resistance.
• It can be easily molded into different contours and patterns.
• They are comparatively easier to install.
• Requires less maintenance and provides years of trouble-free service.

Factors to consider when buying rubber oil seals:

• Type of polymer used in manufacturing.
• shaft outer diameter
• internal diameter of the seal
• Maximum operating speed
• maximum operating temperature
• Maximum operating pressure
• Empty rating

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