Property Materials Seal

ED ring is an industrial seal. As a special seal for pneumatic joints such as pipe joints, hydraulic plugs, transition joints, it has a better sealing effect than traditional O-rings. This elastomer seal is used as an axial static seal,...

Fluorocarbon elastomers have grown to major importance in the sealing industry. Due to its wide range of chemical compatibility, temperature range, low compression set, and excellent aging characteristics, fluorocarbon rubber is the...

Silicones are excellent seal materials for extreme temperature in static applications. Silicones can be synthesized with a wide variety of properties and compositions.

FFKM o-rings are the highest high-performance family of o-rings with the highest temperature (up to 320 degree) and ultimate chemical resistance. FFKM o-rings are specifically manufactured for extreme applications where up time...

Rod seal for hydraulic cylinders, single acting, polyurethane design. For high-pressure applications. Robust seal profile for harsh operating conditions. Particularly strong wear resistance. Insensitivity to shock loads and pressure...

We offer polyurethane o-rings in standard inch and metric sizes, and polyurethane gaskets and polyurethane seals in custom profiles and configurations that are customized to your specifications. We can provide polyurethane o-rings,...

It’s a spring-energized U-cup that uses a variety of jacket profiles, spring types and materials in rod and piston, face and rotary seal configurations.

Jacket profiles are made from PTFE and other high performance polymers. Spring types are available in corrosion-resistant alloys, including stainless steel, Elgiloy and Hastelloy.

Spring energized PTFE seals perform reliably in a variety of applications where conventional elastomeric seals fail due to chemical attack, extreme heat or cold, friction, extrusion or compression set.

A stainless steel spring energizes the seal and supplies all of the load needed for sealing when the media pressure is too low to fully actuate the lips.

A stainless steel spring energizes the seal and supplies all of the load needed for sealing when the media pressure is too low to fully actuate the lips.

The spring energized seal’s combination of material and design configuration eliminates many of the problems associated with O-rings or other elastomeric seals.