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Hydraulic Seals
Hydraulic seals are constructed from polyurethane, rubber, or PTFE.Hydraulic seals are widely used in hydraulic cylinders of excavators, bulldozers, cranes, and many other types of heavy equipment.
Dynamic seal and static seal of hydraulic seals Classification. The portfolio covers piston seals, rod seals, seals buffer, and wiper seals along with guide rings and O rings.
Spring Energized Seals
Spring energized seals use a metal spring to apply constant force to the sealing lip, ensuring consistent performance even under variable pressure and temperature. The seal body is typically made from PTFE or other high-performance polymers, offering low friction and chemical resistance. Spring energized seals are ideal for demanding applications such as cryogenics, aerospace, chemical processing, and high-speed rotary systems. Their design allows reliable sealing in dynamic, static, vacuum, and aggressive media environments.
Oil & Gas Seals
Oil & gas seals are designed to perform under high pressure, extreme temperatures, and aggressive media. They prevent leaks in critical systems and ensure equipment reliability. Materials like FKM, HNBR, PTFE, and PEEK are commonly used for their resistance to heat, chemicals, and wear. Oil & gas seals are widely used in downhole tools, valves, pumps, compressors, and subsea equipment. These seals are essential for maintaining safety and sealing integrity in exploration, drilling, and refining operations.
Low Temperature LNG Seals
LNG seals are engineered for cryogenic temperatures, often below -160°C, where standard materials fail. These seals are made from PTFE, modified PCTFE, or elastomers specially formulated for low-temperature flexibility and chemical resistance. LNG seals are used in pumps, valves, loading arms, and transfer systems within LNG storage, transport, and processing. They ensure long-term sealing reliability in liquefied natural gas operations, preventing leakage and maintaining system integrity under thermal shock and pressure variations.
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PTFE virgin white 55 Shore D
While virgin PTFE offers a wide operating temperature range, users should note its low thermal conductivity, high coefficient of thermal expansion, and relatively low load-bearing capacity when used as a bearing material. These properties should be considered during application design, especially in high-pressure or high-load sealing systems.
PTFE bronze 40% 60 Shore D brown Compound
PTFE Bronze 40% (60 Shore D, brown) is a reinforced PTFE compound engineered for demanding mechanical and sealing applications. The addition of 40% finely powdered bronze significantly improves the wear resistance, thermal conductivity, and compressive strength of standard PTFE, while retaining excellent chemical resistance and low friction properties.
This compound is ideal for parts exposed to high loads, dynamic motion, or elevated temperatures, and is widely used in hydraulic systems, rotating equipment, and heavy-duty seals.
PTFE Carbon 25% 60 Shore D Compound
PTFE Carbon 25% (60 Shore D, black) is a high-performance carbon-filled PTFE compound, designed for dynamic sealing applications requiring improved wear resistance, low friction, and moderate electrical conductivity.
The 25% finely dispersed carbon particles enhance PTFE’s natural properties by significantly improving load-carrying capacity, thermal conductivity, and dimensional stability, while reducing creep and cold flow under pressure. This compound is ideal for rotary seals, reciprocating components, and antistatic environments.
PTFE GlasMoS2 grey 58 Shore D Compound
PTFE GlasMoS₂ (58 Shore D, grey) is a dual-filled PTFE compound combining glass fibers for structural reinforcement and molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) for improved self-lubrication. This synergistic blend enhances wear resistance, compressive strength, and low-friction performance, making it ideal for non-lubricated, high-load, and precision sealing applications.
The material offers dimensional stability, chemical resistance, and low deformation under thermal and mechanical stress, especially in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.