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Piston seals for hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders, machined with SKF SEAL JET. Supports quantities from one piece to small lots, with material selected to suit the application.

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Specifications

Operating Pressure Differential pressure 400 or more (severe conditions) bar

How to choose Piston Seals

Points to check when selecting, with the values for this product (Machined Seals (Piston Seals)).

  1. 1. Match cylinder bore and groove dimensions

    The seal is designed around the combination of cylinder bore D, piston-side groove diameter d, and groove width L. If these three dimensions do not match, excess or insufficient squeeze (the amount by which the seal is compressed) causes leakage, premature wear, or improper installation. When replacing parts on existing equipment, measure the groove and check whether a matching dimensional series is available.

  2. 2. Choose single-acting or double-acting by application

    Use single-acting types for cylinders pressurized on one side only, and double-acting types for double-acting cylinders pressurized in both directions. Single-acting types often have asymmetric cross-sections, and sealing fails if they are installed in the wrong orientation. Double-acting types generally have symmetric cross-sections and seal pressure in both directions with a single seal.

  3. 3. Allow margin for maximum pressure

    The listed products have maximum pressures ranging from 25 to 1500 bar. Compare them using the maximum pressure including surge pressure (momentary pressure spikes). At high pressure, extrusion into the clearance gap is more likely, so backup-ring-integrated designs or high-pressure-rated profiles are good candidates.

  4. 4. Select material by fluid and temperature

    Polyurethane-based materials offer excellent wear resistance and pressure resistance and are widely used in hydraulics. PTFE-based materials have low friction and high chemical and heat resistance, making them suitable for chemical and food applications. Rubber-based materials such as NBR are common materials for mineral oil applications. Select a material compatible with the working fluid and temperature range (listed products include examples from -60 to 260°C).

  5. 5. Check sliding speed and friction characteristics

    The listed products have maximum sliding speeds of 0.3 to 15 m/s. High-speed operation and frequent reciprocating motion increase heat generation and wear. In low-speed positioning, stick-slip (vibration caused by sticking) becomes a concern, so profiles with PTFE-based slide rings, which have low breakaway resistance, are suitable.

  6. 6. Consider integrating guide functions

    Profiles that incorporate guide ring functions allow a shorter piston length and reduce the number of components. However, when lateral loads are high, designs that combine a separate guide ring are common. Select the profile after reviewing the groove configuration and lateral load conditions.

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About Piston Seals and all products

Description

Seals that hold differential pressure while sliding between the piston head and housing bore of hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders. Available in single-acting and double-acting designs, with a wide range of materials including polyurethane, rubber, and thermoplastics. Suitable for severe conditions with differential pressures of 400 bar or higher.

Features

  • Available in single-acting and double-acting designs
  • Machined with SKF SEAL JET
  • Wide selection of materials

Applications

  • Hydraulic cylinders
  • Pneumatic cylinders

FAQ

Q. What applications can machined seals (piston seals) be used for?
A. They are seals that hold differential pressure while sliding between the piston head and housing bore of hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders.
Q. What shapes and materials are available for piston seals?
A. They are available in single-acting and double-acting designs. A wide range of materials can be selected, including polyurethane, rubber, and thermoplastics.
Q. What operating pressure do machined seals (piston seals) support?
A. They support severe conditions with differential pressures of 400 bar or higher.
Q. Can piston seals made with SKF SEAL JET be ordered in small quantities?
A. Yes, they are supported from one piece to small lots, and material can be selected for manufacturing.

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