K16-B Cup Seal

Specifications

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Points to check when selecting, with the values for this product (K16-B).

1. 1. Select the inner diameter to suit the mating part and groove

   An O-ring must be selected with an inner diameter matched to the shaft diameter and groove dimensions it fits. Selecting by a nominal size compliant with standards such as JIS B 2401 makes it easier to align with groove design. Listed products cover inner diameters from 15 to 1055 mm, and there are application-specific series such as those for vacuum flanges.

2. 2. Check cross-section diameter and squeeze

   The cross-section diameter (wire diameter) and groove depth determine whether an appropriate squeeze (compression amount) can be achieved. An incorrect fit causes leakage, extrusion or early deterioration. O-rings for vacuum flanges come in series such as 4 mm, 6 mm and 10 mm, so select by checking against the groove dimensions.

3. 3. Select a material suited to the fluid and environment

   Material is selected based on resistance to the sealed fluid. Rubber materials differ greatly in oil resistance, weather resistance and chemical resistance depending on type, while resins such as PTFE offer excellent chemical resistance and low friction. For vacuum applications, low outgassing should also be considered. Verify against a fluid-to-material compatibility chart.

4. 4. Confirm operation is within the service temperature range

   This product: Operating Temperature Range -50～+110 °C

   Seal materials harden and degrade at high temperatures and lose elasticity at low temperatures, reducing sealing performance. Confirm that the maximum and minimum operating temperatures fall within the service temperature range, and if the seal is continuously exposed to high temperatures, also check the continuous service temperature. Temperature ranges may differ by grade even within the same product.

5. 5. Allow margin below the maximum pressure

   This product: Maximum Pressure 160 bar

   If the operating pressure exceeds the maximum pressure, the seal may extrude into the gap and fail. Check that pressure, including surge pressure (momentary pressure rise), stays within the maximum pressure. Listed products include an example with a maximum pressure of 1000 bar; at high pressures, consider gap control in the groove and the use of backup rings.

6. 6. Judge sliding applications by the limit PV value

   For dynamic seals used in reciprocating or rotating motion, wear increases sharply when the PV value, the product of pressure and speed, exceeds the limit PV value. Listed products include examples with a limit PV value of 1.5 MPa·m/s and a maximum sliding speed of 0.5 m/s. Calculate from the operating pressure and speed, and confirm that both upper limits are met.

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Description

Simple cup seal fixed to the piston with a clamping plate. Intended for repair of legacy cylinders and auxiliary applications.

FAQ

Q. What are the operating temperature range and maximum pressure of the K16-B Cup Seal?

A. Operating temperature range is -50 to +110 °C, and maximum pressure is 160 bar.

Q. What is the maximum sliding speed of the K16-B Cup Seal?

A. The maximum sliding speed is 0.5 m/s.

Q. What applications is the K16-B Cup Seal suitable for?

A. It is suitable for repair of legacy hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders and small hydraulic and pneumatic systems. It is intended for repair of legacy cylinders and auxiliary applications.

Q. What is the structure and mounting method of the K16-B Cup Seal?

A. It has a simple structure and is fixed to the piston with a clamping plate.

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

Source documents

• Catalog 切削加工シール製品ラインアップ 84 pages Open page 22
  Found on: https://azuma-eg.com/catalogue/