Oil Seal for Continuous Casting Equipment (MHSEA / MHSE)

Specifications

How to choose Oil Seals

Points to check when selecting, with the values for this product (Oil Seal for Continuous Casting Equipment (MHSEA / MHSE)).

1. 1. Match shaft diameter and housing bore

   Select shaft diameter d and outer diameter D by nominal dimensions to suit the mating shaft and housing bore. Listed shaft diameters range widely from 6 to 3530 mm. Some standard types are designed assuming shaft tolerance h8 and housing bore tolerance H7/H8. Deviation from fit tolerances can cause leakage or seal dislodgement.

2. 2. Check width fits the installation space

   Confirm that width b fits within the axial installation space. Listed products are 5 to 30 mm. For large types, cross-section width, groove width, and presence of spacers are also part of the dimensional requirements, so verify against the housing groove dimensions.

3. 3. Select lip material suited to fluid and temperature

   This product: Lip Material Hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR)

   Lip material governs oil resistance and heat resistance. Nitrile rubber is a general-purpose material for mineral oils, acrylic and fluororubber suit the high-temperature range, and silicone readily covers low to high temperatures. PTFE lips are suitable for chemicals and high temperatures, and food-hygiene-compliant materials are available for food machinery.

4. 4. Allow margin in operating temperature range

   Confirm that the continuous operating temperature range includes the running oil temperature. Temporary temperature rises, such as at startup, are judged by the short-term maximum temperature (120 °C in one listed example). However, if the normal operating temperature is close to the upper limit, rubber hardening and lip wear will accelerate.

5. 5. Verify shaft surface speed is within limit

   Surface speed is the lip sliding speed calculated from shaft diameter and rotational speed. The listed maximum surface speeds are 5 to 20 m/s, and exceeding them causes lip deterioration from frictional heat. Even at the same rotational speed, surface speed increases with larger shaft diameter, so check this particularly for large-diameter shafts.

6. 6. Confirm maximum sealing pressure limit

   Standard oil seals are intended for low-pressure use. Listed maximum operating pressures vary greatly by type, from 0.03 to 15 MPa, so select a pressure-resistant type for applications with internal pressure. Under pressure the lip is pressed strongly against the shaft, making heat generation more likely.

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Description

Used in free-side and fixed-side bearing housings. Compatible with grease discharge and grease recovery methods. Hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR), which offers excellent heat resistance and steam resistance, is used as the standard rubber.

FAQ

Q. Where can the Oil Seal for Continuous Casting Equipment (MHSEA / MHSE) be used?

A. It is used in bearing housings on the free side and fixed side. Applications include continuous casting equipment (roll bearing housings) and split bearing units.

Q. What rubber is used in MHSEA / MHSE?

A. Hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR), which offers excellent heat resistance and steam resistance, is used as the standard rubber. The lip material is also hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR).

Q. How does MHSEA / MHSE suppress intrusion of water and scale?

A. It has a structure that suppresses intrusion of water and scale. It follows roll deflection and suppresses the intrusion of water and scale.

Q. Does MHSEA / MHSE support grease retention and recovery?

A. It supports grease discharge and grease recovery methods. It retains grease between the lips.

Written by AI based on the content of the source documents.

Source documents

• Catalog 鉄鋼設備用 オイルシール (Oil Seal for Steel Production Equipment) CAT.NO.RA002JA-0CH Open page 5
  Found on: https://koyo.jtekt.co.jp/support/catalog-download/