Piston Seals and Rod Seals
Type Spring Energized Seals
Dynamic applications that are required to function without lubrication put a greater emphasis on seal design and the materials being used. Especially in the case of dry running rod seals which are subject to high temperature high pressure conditions, PTFE compounds combined with advanced fillers must be selected in order to achieve efficient performance and a long service life.
Advanced polymer technology combined with many years of practical experience allow our team of engineers to select the correct combination of material and seal geometry for the application in question.
Often reciprocating but also in rotary installations, maintaining a high level of seal efficiency by minimising wear allows our seal solutions to achieve outstanding levels of performance and longevity.
URI – PTFE Rod Seal
For fluids.
With sharp-edged sealing lip on the internal diameter
for good wiping effect with rod seals.
Operating limits
T = –75°C to +300°C
p = up to 250 bar
v = 15 m/s ⇔
Standard Type URI
Preferential Range
Ordering example: URI – B12 – 332 – HS 21059 – C
URI = type “rod seal”
B12 = rod Ø 12
332 = nominal cross-section
HS 21059 = casing material
C = spring material
Standard Rod Sizes and Housing Dimensions
Rod-∅ | Groove-∅ | Housing Dimensions |
---|---|---|
Bf7 | AH9 | G+0,2 |
3 | 5,84 | 2,4 |
4 | 6,84 | 2,4 |
5 | 7,84 | 2,4 |
6 | 8,84 | 2,4 |
8 | 10,84 | 2,4 |
8 | 12,52 | 3,6 |
10 | 14,52 | 3,6 |
12 | 16,52 | 3,6 |
14 | 18,52 | 3,6 |
16 | 20,52 | 3,6 |
18 | 22,52 | 3,6 |
19 | 23,52 | 3,6 |
20 | 24,52 | 3,6 |
20 | 26,14 | 4,7 |
22 | 28,14 | 4,7 |
24 | 30,14 | 4,7 |
25 | 31,14 | 4,7 |
28 | 34,14 | 4,7 |
32 | 38,14 | 4,7 |
36 | 42,14 | 4,7 |
40 | 49,44 | 7,1 |
45 | 54,44 | 7,1 |
50 | 59,44 | 7,1 |
56 | 65,44 | 7,1 |
63 | 72,44 | 7,1 |
70 | 79,44 | 7,1 |
80 | 89,44 | 7,1 |
90 | 99,44 | 7,1 |
100 | 109,44 | 7,1 |
110 | 119,44 | 7,1 |
125 | 137,10 | 9,5 |
140 | 152,10 | 9,5 |
160 | 172,10 | 9,5 |
180 | 192,10 | 9,5 |
200 | 212,10 | 9,5 |
URA – PTFE Piston Seal
For fluids.
With sharp-edged sealing lip on the external diameter
for good wiping effect with piston seals.
Operating limits
T = –75°C to +300°C
p = up to 250 bar
v = 15 m/s ⇔
Standard Type URA
Preferential Range
Ordering example: URA – A50 – 316 – HS 21037 – C
URA = type “piston seal”
A50 = cylinder Ø 50
316 = nominal cross-section
HS 21037 = casing material
C = spring material
Additional diameters/sizes from 2 to 3,000 mm
available on request
Standard Cylinder Sizes and Housing Dimensions
Cylinder-∅ | Groove-∅ | Housing Dimensions |
---|---|---|
AH9 | Bf7 | G+0,2 |
8 | 5,16 | 2,4 |
10 | 7,16 | 2,4 |
12 | 9,16 | 2,4 |
14 | 9,48 | 3,6 |
16 | 11,48 | 3,6 |
18 | 13,48 | 3,6 |
20 | 15,48 | 3,6 |
22 | 17,48 | 3,6 |
24 | 19,48 | 3,6 |
25 | 20,48 | 3,6 |
25 | 18,86 | 4,7 |
28 | 21,86 | 4,7 |
30 | 23,86 | 4,7 |
32 | 25,86 | 4,7 |
36 | 29,86 | 4,7 |
40 | 33,86 | 4,7 |
50 | 40,56 | 7,1 |
60 | 50,56 | 7,1 |
63 | 53,56 | 7,1 |
70 | 60,56 | 7,1 |
80 | 70,56 | 7,1 |
100 | 90,56 | 7,1 |
125 | 112,90 | 9,5 |
140 | 127,90 | 9,5 |
160 | 147,90 | 9,5 |
180 | 167,90 | 9,5 |
200 | 187,90 | 9,5 |
URF – PTFE Shaft and Rod Seal
With clamping flange for sealing rotary and
swiveling applications.
Operating limits
T = –75°C to +300°C
p = up to 250 bar
v = 15 m/s ⇔
v = 2.5 m/s
Standard Type URF
Preferential Range
Ordering example: URF – B20 – 108 – HS 21037 – C
URF = type “shaft seal”
B20 = shaft Ø 20
108 = nominal cross-section
HS 21037 = casing material
(for other compounds see compound table)
C = spring material
Additional diameters/sizes from 2 to 3,000 mm
available on request
Standard Shaft Sizes and Housing Dimensions
Shaft-∅ | Groove-∅ | Housing Dimension |
---|---|---|
Bf7 | AH9 | G1 min |
3 | 5,84 | 2,4 |
5 | 9,52 | 3,6 |
6 | 10,52 | 3,6 |
8 | 12,52 | 3,6 |
10 | 14,52 | 3,6 |
12 | 16,52 | 3,6 |
14 | 18,52 | 3,6 |
16 | 20,52 | 3,6 |
18 | 22,52 | 3,6 |
20 | 26,14 | 4,7 |
22 | 28,14 | 4,7 |
24 | 30,14 | 4,7 |
25 | 31,14 | 4,7 |
28 | 34,14 | 4,7 |
30 | 36,14 | 4,7 |
32 | 38,14 | 4,7 |
35 | 41,14 | 4,7 |
36 | 42,14 | 4,7 |
40 | 49,44 | 7,1 |
42 | 51,44 | 7,1 |
45 | 54,44 | 7,1 |
50 | 59,44 | 7,1 |
56 | 65,44 | 7,1 |
60 | 69,44 | 7,1 |
63 | 72,44 | 7,1 |
70 | 79,44 | 7,1 |
80 | 89,44 | 7,1 |
90 | 99,44 | 7,1 |
100 | 109,44 | 7,1 |
110 | 119,44 | 7,1 |
120 | 129,44 | 7,1 |
125 | 137,10 | 9,5 |
130 | 142,10 | 9,5 |
140 | 152,10 | 9,5 |
160 | 172,10 | 9,5 |
180 | 192,10 | 9,5 |
200 | 212,10 | 9,5 |
URS – PTFE Piston and Rod Seal | PTFE Shaft Seal
For gaseous media.
Chamfered sealing lip with large wear reserve;
can be used for rotary and swiveling applications.
Operating limits
T = –75°C to +300°C
p = up to 250 bar
v = 15 m/s ⇔
v = 1 m/s
CRS – PTFE Piston and Rod Seal | Static Seal
Very good sealing performance at high pressures.
Static sealing action, e.g., for slow-moving applications.
Operating limits
T = –95°C to +300°C
p = up to 700 bar
v = 0.5 m/s ⇔
Examples of Other Types
PTFE Piston and Rod Seal
For extralarge installation dimensions.
PTFE Rod Seal and PTFE Shaft Seal
With O-ring as static seal.
Very good static sealing effect at the external diameter,
e.g., with rough housing surfaces.
PTFE Piston Seals and PTFE Rod Seals
For critical fluids (paints, lacquers, gasoline, etc.).
Double sealing edge for improved sealing performance.
PTFE Rod Seal
(Can also be used as a PTFE piston seal)
For separating two media.