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Molded in PTFE with a rubber energizer, this seal absorbs the shock of pressure spikes to protect the rod seal. Bronze-filled Teflon rod buffer seal with a rubber energizer.

Bronze Filled PTFE Material | 2 3/4 in Nominal Inner Diameter | Buffer Seal

$30.25
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Designed to fit on one or two piece pistons, this piston seal employs a nitrile seal for high sealability, nylon split back-ups for extrusion resistance, and two split bearing rings. No further support bearings are required.

70A Durometer | NBR Material | 30 MM Nominal Inner Diameter | Piston Seal

Features

  • Easy assembly
  • Low friction capabilities

$21.34
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Molded in a tough urethane, this seal employs an additional lip near the heel. The twin lip design provides stability, friction-reducing lube retention, and some contaminant resistance. VME – Secondary lip is further from heel than standard MRTU. NOTE: E = European Urethane.

Urethane Material | 56 MM Nominal Inner Diameter | Rod U-Seal

Features

  • Excellent low temperature performance
  • Easy installation

$20.47
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End clearance on piston rings depends on ring design, material andapplication. The following end clearances are provided as a standard for hydraulic cylinder applications. When using iron piston rings, it is crucial to use the correct groove design for proper performance of the cylinder. Please use the following guidelines when cutting an iron piston ring groove.

GROOVE WIDTH: To permit the ring to slide freely into the groove, the groove must be at least 0.001” wider than the maximum piston ring width with a tolerance of +0.003”/-0.000”.

GROOVE DEPTH: Grooves must be at least 0.015” deeper than the maximum radial wall thickness of the piston ring with a tolerance of +0.003”/-0.000”. This is to avoid any possibility of the ring bottoming in the groove when the ring is compressed to its working diameter.

RADIAL CLEARANCE: The radial clearance between the cylinder bore and piston should be less than 1/3 of the radial wall thickness of the piston ring to ensure sealing effectiveness.

Iron Material | 0.15 in Cross Section | Piston Seal

$17.96
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HT-5250X4500 has a wall thickness of 0.375 in. The ID is 4.5 in and the OD is 5.25 in. The material is DOM 1026 Carbon Steel and has been stress-relieved and annealed.

Full mill lengths will be cut to lengths between 12 ft and 19 ft long. Packages longer than 44 inches may have additional freight charges.

1-14$10.02
15-59$8.76
60-119$7.78
120+$7.01
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Asymmetric rod seal designed with precision trimmed sealing lips to provide a dry sealing solution in light and medium-duty applications. The Hallite 605 is molded in Hythane® 181, Hallite’s high-performance polyurethane, for easy installation and excellent low temperature performance. The twin lip design helps solve difficult rod sealing problems by providing lower friction, increased stability, and high, dynamic lip force, while preventing air penetration from outside the cylinder. Designed to have interference in the seal housing groove and has a secondary lip. The secondary sealing lip located behind the primary sealing lip improves stability of the seal in the gland. The inner dynamic lip is shorter and more robust to improve sealing and compression set characteristics over conventional, symmetrical U-seals.

The seal can be considered for use in heavy-duty applications when used with a suitable full depth back-up ring. The sealing lips are precision trimmed at an angle to give optimal rod sealing performance.

94A Durometer | Urethane Material | 3 in Nominal Inner Diameter | 1/4 in Cross Section | U-Seal

Features

  • General purpose rod seal
  • Robust design
  • Excellent wear resistance
  • Increase seal stability
  • Performs well over wide temperature range and is extremely effective in low temperatures
  • Primary lip protection
  • Easy to install

$22.04
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DUCT-3000 has a diameter of 3 in. The material is 65-45-12 Ductile Iron.

65-45-12 Ductile Iron is used to machine pistons, glands, caps, manifolds, rams, and valve bodies.

Ductile has higher machining speeds than steel and there is usually no need for deburring machined parts. The graphite flakes in the material act as a self-lubricant. Ductile can be flame or induction hardened as well as deep hardened.

Ductile bars are produced with sufficient stock on the outside diameter to ensure clean-up at the nominal dimension.

  • Excellent machinability
  • Optimal impact strengths
  • Optimal fatigue properties
  • Optimal electrical conductivity
  • High magnetic permeability

Full mill lengths will be cut to lengths between 12 ft and 19 ft long. Packages longer than 44 inches may have additional freight charges.

1-9$14.57
10-19$9.71
20-39$7.29
40+$6.47
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Style 850 u-seals offer excellent resistance to extrusion and abrasion. The round cross-section expander offers energized sealing from zero to 5,000 psi.

95A Durometer | Urethane Material | 4 1/2 in Nominal Inner Diameter | 7/32 in Cross Section | U-Seal

$19.54
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5 3/4 X 6 X 1/8 O-ring NBR70(5) - 568-256 | CRC Distribution Inc.

O-rings as elastic loops that seal static and dynamic applications. They are used to seal the space between cylinders, pistons, pipes and tubes and can be made from various materials.

70 Durometer | Buna-N Rubber Material | 5 3/4 in Nominal Inner Diameter | 1/8 in Cross Section | O-Ring

Features

  • Pressure range varies according to diametral clearance
  • Temperature range of -40 °F to -240 °F

$2.03
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Style 850 u-seals offer excellent resistance to extrusion and abrasion. The round cross-section expander offers energized sealing from zero to 5,000 psi.

95A Durometer | Urethane Material | 2 in Nominal Inner Diameter | 3/16 in Cross Section | U-Seal

$9.61
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