| US$0.20-5.00 | 25 Pieces (MOQ) |
| Code | Fucntion | Limited Condition | ||
| Pressure (MPa) | Speed (m/s) | Temp. (ºC) | ||
| SPGO | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 40 | 5 | -45ºC +200ºC |
| SPG | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 35 | 1.5 | -30ºC +200ºC |
| SPGW | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 50 | 1.5 | -45ºC +200ºC |
| GSD | Piston Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 5 | -30ºC +200ºC |
| DAQ | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 40 | 2 | -30ºC +200ºC |
| AQ5 | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 40 | 2 | -30ºC +200ºC |
| DAS | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -30ºC +100ºC |
| PG | Piston Seals (Double Acting) | 35 | 0.5 | -30ºC +100ºC |
| MPA | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -45ºC +120ºC |
| MPB | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -45ºC +120ºC |
| MPR | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -45ºC +120ºC |
| MPS | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -45ºC +120ºC |
| HBY | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 0.5 | -30ºC +110ºC |
| HBTS | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 3 | -30ºC +110ºC |
| GSJ | Rod Seals (Single Acting) | 40 | 3 | -30ºC +110ºC |
| GSI | Rod Seals (Double Acting) | 40 | 5 | -45ºC +200ºC |
| DH-5 | Dust Sels | 2 | -40ºC +110ºC | |
| DHS | Dust Sels | 2 | -40ºC +110ºC | |
| GSZ5 | Dust Sels | 5 | -40ºC +110ºC | |
| DKBI | Dust Sels | 3 | -30ºC +100ºC | |
| DKBZ | Dust Sels | 3 | -30ºC +100ºC | |
| RVA | Rod Var i Seals | 45 | 15 | -70ºC +260ºC |
| GRS | Rotary Rod Seals | 30 | 1 | -30ºC +200ºC |
| ROI | Rotary Rod Seals | 28 | 0.3 | -30ºC +100ºC |
| BRT | Rod Seal Backup rings | 1 | -45ºC +200ºC | |
| N4W | Piston Backup rings | 1 | -45ºC +120ºC | |
| KZT | Dust Rings | 5 | -45ºC +200ºC | |
| WR | Wear Rings | 1 | -45ºC +120ºC | |
| RYT | Guide Tape | 5 | -45ºC +200ºC | |
| Sealing Component Storage Guidelines and Recommend-ed Shelf Life | |
| Storage Recommendations: | |
| Stock Control | Follow the First- In-First-Out (FIFO) princip le |
| Optimal Temp. | Seals should be kept aw ay from heat sources like direct sunlight and heat-emitting objects . The maximum storage temperature is +32°C. Low temperatures w on't cause permanent damage to the seals but can make them brittle, leading to potential breakage if mishandled. Generally , the storage temperature for seals should not go below +10°C, and they should be brought to room temperature before installation. |
| Avoid strong light | Surfaces should be shielded from direct sunlight and artificial light sources to prevent exposure to ultraviolet radiation. |
| Moisture control | Special care should be taken during storage, and the ambient humidity should not exceed 65% . Some specific polyurethane seals that are sensitive to moisture should be stored in sealed containers |
| Keep away from oxygen and ozone | Ozone and oxygen are harmful to seals . Seals should be stored in sealed containers . Any equipment that generates sparks should be kept aw ay from the storage containers . |
| Keep away from | For seals to have a longer storage life, they should be kept aw ay from contaminants . The w arehouse should be kept clean. |
| Avoid distortion | Large seals should be stored flat instead of hanging, as prolonged hanging can cause distortion. Seals should not be placed on hooks , nails , or metal plates . |
| Recommended Shelf Life : | |
| Compounds | Shelf Life |
| FEPM | 7 Years |
| EP,EPR,EPDM | 7 Years |
| FKM | 7 Years |
| NBR,HNBR,XNBR | 7 Years |
| AU or EU | 10 Years |
| TPCE | 10 Years |
| PTFE | Unlimited |
