Hydraulic Seals

Hydraulic seals are generally relatively soft, non-metallic rings are removed from the trench or attached to a combination of rings, forming seal joints, to prevent or separate the liquid from restoring moving applications. Hydraulic signals are important for machines. Their use is important in providing a way for liquid energy to be converted into linear movement.

Hydraulic seals can be made of various materials such as polyurethane, rubber or PTFE. The type of material is determined by specific operating conditions or limitations due to the type of liquid, pressure, liquid chemical compaction or temperature.

The static hydraulic seal is located in the groove and does not detect movement – it only closes in a closed area, acting like a gasket.

A flexible hydraulic seal called rod seal is characterized by movement in its internal diameter near the shaft or hydraulic cylinder rod. A type of flexible hydraulic seal called a piston seal is produced by movement in its outer diameter near a tube or cylinder of a hydraulic cylinder.