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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seal
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The type is for unpressurized conditions, or where pressure is only slightly above atmospheric pressure. This model has an extremely flexible sealing lip and an additional protective lip.Features:1) E
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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seals
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Metal case agglutinated rubber (ACM or FKM). There is a felt for dustproof property. PTFE lip adheres to metal case, and is extremely flexible sealing lip with spin with improved frictional properties
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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seals
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Double sealing lips separated by a spacing ring provide redundant sealing in one package, and can be specified for safety considerations.Operating limits:1) Max. peripheral speed: 30m/s2) Temperature
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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seals
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Good for all-plastic pumps, where no metal contact with fluid media is allowed. This seal provides similar performance to "QuanSeal" SL series lip seal, but is more economical in smaller quantities.Be
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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seals
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Standard type for a wide range of applications. This model has a reinforced sealing,and is used primarily for pressured media, but is also suitable for unpressurizedapplications. With good sealing act
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PTFE Lip-Rotary Shaft Seals
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Our PTFE lips seal was introduced in the early 1998. The seals were designed to bridge the gap between conventional elastomer lip seals and mechanical face seals. Hostile environments, such as extreme
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PTFE Lips Rotary Shaft Seals
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The seals were designed to bridge the gap between conventional elastomer lip seals and mechanical face se Liangziptfe`s QuanSeal PTFE lips seal was introduced in the early 1998`s. als. Hostile environ
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PTFE Sealing Lip for Seal
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PTFE sealing lips are PTFE compound discs that are mechanically formed to a diameter slightly smaller than the shaft. The forming of the lip creats a shape that takes advantage of the hoop strength of
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PTFE Sealing Lips for Seal
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PTFE sealing lips are PTFE compound discs that are mechanically formed to a diameter slightly smaller than that of shaft. The forming of lip creates a shape that takes advantage of hoop strength of PT
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