A Guide to Select Oil Seals for Your Industrial Application

Dec 17, 2021 Oil Seals

An oil seal is a type of seal used in various industrial equipment to close the gap between its moving and non-moving components. These oil seals help prevent lubricant leakage at high pressures and block foreign components from entering the machinery. With such an important role to play, these oil ...

3 Reasons for Oil Seal Failure and Their Solutions Discussed

Jul 04, 2019 Oil Seals

The oil and gas industry is one of the most challenging industries due to adverse conditions and demands involved.

Basic Things you Should Know About Oil Seals – Part 2

Mar 20, 2018 Oil Seals

Oil seals are used in various industries for enhancing performance of moving parts. In the last post, we have discussed some general things about oil seals. In this post, we will discuss a few more crucial information related to oil seals.

Basic Things you Should Know About Oil Seals – Part 1

Mar 13, 2018 Oil Seals

Oil seals play a crucial role in all rotating and moving part assembly as they act as a physical barrier to retain lubricants, whilst excluding dirt, moisture and other contamination.

Which is the Best Material for Your Oil Seal?

May 03, 2017 Oil Seals

An oil seal is basically a simple device, which is used to stop dirt, dust, water, and other contaminants from entering the shaft equipment. It is also known by other names like elastomeric lip seal, lip seal, shaft seal, or rotary shaft seal.

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May 25, 2015 Food Grade Seals,Oil Seals,FDA O-Rings

SSP Seals has upgraded its online persona! Our company now boasts of a completely redesigned website!

The 5 Common Synesthetic Sealing Element (Lip) Materials for Automotive Oil Seals

Feb 15, 2016 Oil Seals,Materials

Automotive oil seals can be produced using a wide range of sealing lip materials.

Basic Requirements and Tips for Choosing and Using Oil Seals

Nov 23, 2015 Oil Seals

The oil and gas industry comprises some of the most dangerous applications. It involves the use of aggressive chemicals, such as amines, sour oil and gas, hydrocarbons, and polar solvents.