Description

Oil seals, also known as shaft seals, are radial lip-type seals used to keep lubricants in rotating, reciprocating, or oscillating shaft equipment. The rotating shaft is the most common application.

The sealing element, the metal case, and the spring are the three essential components of an oil seal. The sealing element's job is to prevent fluid seeping between the shaft and the housing. The metal shell provides stiffness and strength while the seal is kept in the bore or recessed groove.

The garter spring maintains radial force on the shaft and flattens the sealing edge to a predetermined width while ensuring constant pressure. The garter spring maintains radial force on the shaft and flattens the sealing edge to a predetermined width while ensuring constant pressure. The garter spring keeps the sealing lip's radial force around the shaft surface constant. Choose the material used for the oil seal based on the environment in which it will be used.

Sierra Marine engine components are built to meet or exceed OEM specifications, and they are backed by the SeaStar Solutions Two-Year Warranty, which is one of the finest in the industry.

Features:

To serve as a physical barrier that keeps the lubricating oil where it belongs.
To keep lubricating oil from seeping outside, even when the oil pressure is high.
To operate as a barrier, preventing dirt, pollution, and other foreign objects from entering the lubricating oil system.

Specifications: