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Radial Shaft seal

Production and trade of oil seals and shaft sealing elements

KTT Sealing Tecnologies Ltd is today the only Hungarian oil seal manufacturer that offers a large selection of sizes from all common rubber materials (NBR, HNBR, FKM, EPDM, Silicon). Our products are used by the vehicle and mechanical engineering industries of more than twenty countries as original equipment manufacturers and as spare parts in the seal trade, with great satisfaction. The number of our returning customers is more than a thousand.
KTT primarily manufactures industrial and agricultural oil seals that comply with DIN 3760 and DIN 3761 standards. Additionally, KTT specializes in custom sealing components and metal-reinforced rubber products. Every manufactured piece undergoes a final inspection.
In addition to our own oil seals, we offer a wide range of original Freudenberg Simrit Simmerring products from stock.

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Technical Summary of radial shaft seals

DIMENSIONING


KTT oil seal with rubber housing DIN 3760 A - without dust lip and AS - with dust lip

KTT oil seal with rubber housing DIN 3760 A - without dust lip and AS - with dust lip

Typical dimensions:
Ds = shaft diameter (nominal inner diameter)
Do = outer diameter
Dof = outer diameter of flange
Wf = press fit width
Ws = width on shaft surface
 
Rule of dimensioning: Ds x Do x Wf (default case)
 
Rules of dimensioning in special cases:
 
Ds x Do x Wf / Ws: in the case of pressure-resistant type oil seals (BABSL), it is important that the width on the shaft side (Ws) is as small as possible, that's why it is marked separately.
 
Ds x Do / Dof x Wf: in the case of oil seals with flange, when a flange extends beyond the external diameter what is important for fitting, the flange outer diameter (Dof) is indicated. The product range of KTT Sealing Technologies includes some oil seals with flange what produced for special needs.
 
Abbreviations:
AS = radial shaft seals with rubber housing and dust protection lip according to standards DIN 3760 and DIN 3761.
A = radial shaft seals with rubber housing without dust protection lip according to standards DIN 3760 and DIN 3761.
 
 
The main production profile of KTT is the manufacturing of A - oil seals without dust protection lip and AS - oil seals with dust protection lip with metal reinforced rubber housing design according to standard DIN 3760 and DIN 3761.
 
 

OTHER COMMON RADIAL SHAFT SEAL TYPES

 

 
Abbreviations:
BS = radial shaft seals with metal housing and dust protection lip according to standard DIN 3761
B = radial shaft seals with metal housing without dust protection lip according to standard DIN 3761
CS = radial shaft seals with closed metal housing and dust protection lip according to standard DIN 3761
C = radial shaft seals with closed metal housing without dust protection lip according to standard DIN 3761
A-OF = radial shaft seals with rubber housing without spring and dust protection lip
B-OF = radial shaft seals with metal housing without spring and dust protection lip
 

ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES

Housing with grooved outer surface

 
Grooved surface
 
In the case of rubber housing oil seals, in addition to the smooth outer surface, manufacturers often use a grooved outer surface, which helps with more flexible fixation during installation.
 
 

RADIAL SHAFT SEALS WITH OIL LEADING CHANEL (DRALL)

 
Oil leading or draining as called drall
 
Radial shaft seals that are equipped with an oil return channel are called Left or Right leading type oil seals and also called as "drall" from Germanian naming. There are small notches on the back surface of the sealing lip, which pump the oil from the surface of the rotating shaft back to the inner side of the sealing edge during rotation. It is very important that this kind of special radial shaft seals is selected according to the direction of rotation of the shaft.

APPLICATION AREA

Radial shaft seals, also known as simering or oil seals, are used in areas where perfect insulation and protection between the rotating shaft in oily or greasy environment and the outside world is an important aspect. These seals are essentials in preventing the leakage of fluids, oils and other substances while still allowing the shaft to move.
 
In addition to the traditional radial shaft seals made of NBR material, KTT Sealing Tecnology also produces oil seals made of FKM (FPM, Viton), HNBR, EPDM, silicone (MVQ, VMQ). Moreover we are also able to serve our customers based on individual needs.
 
When choosing oil seals, an important aspect is the right material to select for the given operating medium, temperature, oil pressure and peripheral speed of the shaft. For high-speed applications the silicone (VMQ) or Viton (FKM, FPM) materials are recommended.
Some typical areas of use:

Automotive

Radial shaft seals are used in engines, transmissions and wheel axles to prevent oil leakage.

Mechanical Industry

These seals are used in many parts of industrial machines and equipment, for example in the shafts of pumps, compressors and rotating machines.

Food Industry

In the food industry, especially in machines where hygiene and a clean environment are important, radial shaft seals are used, for example, in the shafts of mixers and packaging machines. The FDA means in product name the fulfillment for regulation of Food and Drug Administration and this products are surely applicable in food industry. 
 
Proper selection and maintenance of oil seals is key to ensuring efficient and reliable operation of machines.

TECHNICAL GUIDES

EU DIN 3760 requirements for the overlapping of the outer diameter of radial shaft seals with rubber housing

outer diameter (mm) overlapping permitted deviation from circularity
50-ig +0,3
+0,15
0,25
50 fölött 80-ig +0,35
+0,2
0,35
80 fölött 120-ig +0,35
+0,2
0,5
120 fölött 180-ig +0,45
+0,25
0,65
180 fölött 300-ig +0,45
+0,25
0,8
300 fölött 500-ig +0,55
+0,3
1
 

Technical datasheet for KTT oil seals

 
KTT oil seals datasheet

Guidance for dimension and material selection based on peripheral speed, rotation speed and shaft diameter

 
Shaft seals in general
 

Material selection guide

 
Rubber materials
 

Introduction of elastomers

 
Elastomers
 

Manufacturer's marking system for radial shaft seal types

 
Different manufacturers use different marking and abbreviation systems to distinguish the types of shaft seals. Our guide will help you find your way around and identify the types.
 
Shaft seal types converting

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