Axial shaft seals do not seal radially on the shaft, but are installed on the shaft or in a bearing seat and provide their sealing effect on any hardened and ground, axial mating surface. For this reason, there is no shaft wear. Hardened and ground shaft collars or ends, as well as counter-rotating washers or the unstamped faces of antifriction bearings, are especially well suited as the mating surface.
The sealing lip is of tapered design in order to keep heatup,wear and friction to a minimum. Its sturdy configuration ensures proper contact.
The packing ring and the radial spring acting against the rear of the sealing lip ensure uniform, vibration free pressure.
The sealing lip is of tapered design in order to keep heatup,wear and friction to a minimum. Its sturdy configuration ensures proper contact.
The packing ring and the radial spring acting against the rear of the sealing lip ensure uniform, vibration free pressure.
Internal seal for oil and grease
Axial shaft seal with an internal sealing lip, mainly for use with liquids. The seal usually used in a stationery manner, with a rotating shaft, for example.
Type VI..
Axial shaft seal with an internal sealing lip, mainly for use with liquids. The seal usually used in a stationery manner, with a rotating shaft, for example.
Type VI..
External seal for grease only
Axial shaft seal with an external sealing lip, for use with grease. It is very good at low peripheral speeds, especially with lapped/mating surfaces. It can also be used with liquids.
Type VA..
Axial shaft seal with an external sealing lip, for use with grease. It is very good at low peripheral speeds, especially with lapped/mating surfaces. It can also be used with liquids.
Type VA..
Internal seal for oil and grease
Axial shaft seal with an internal sealing lip, for use with liquids under high pressure.
Type DI..
Axial shaft seal with an internal sealing lip, for use with liquids under high pressure.
Type DI..