• Mechanical end seals or heavy-duty seals are designed for rotary applications in extremely harsh environments where they can withstand very severe wear and prevent entry of abrasive external media. Mechanical end seals are known as heavy-duty seals, end seals, floating seals, life seals, Toric seals, and multi-cone seals.  
  • Oil Seals TC are extensively used in a wide range of industrial applications. They are well-suited for large-sized oil seal housings and rough-positioning surface fittings. However, when sealing low-viscosity fluids and gases, the static sealing effect between the metal skeleton's outer edge and the cavity's inner edge may be limited.
  • The outer edge of the oil seal is rubber-coated, featuring a short, flexible sealing lip with a spring and a dust-proof lip. This type of oil seal is primarily used in applications involving oil and pressure. Its TCV skeleton has a single-piece structure, minimizing lip deformation under pressure. It is ideal for use in high-pressure environments (up to 0.89 MPa) and applications with large axial diameters.
  • Oil seals are extensively used across various industrial sectors. The metal skeleton assembly within the cavity ensures exceptional stability and precision. However, the static sealing performance at the outer edges of the metal skeleton may be limited when dealing with low-viscosity fluids and gases. The integrated dust-proof lip effectively blocks moderate dust and external contaminants from entering the system.
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