Tian Jin Natebell Sealing Technology Co.,ltd.

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Parker Seals: Your Professional Nok Oil Seal Supplier

 

Tian Jin Natebell Sealing Technology Co.,ltd. was founded in 2009, mainly engaged in construction machinery, excavators, hydraulic hammers and other sealing products. Annual output value of 100 million yuan. Registered trademarks are KEDIAS, B.K.S brand, but also the NOK contracted dealers. We have developed more durable and suitable sealing materials for various harsh working conditions, focusing on providing you with comprehensive hydraulic sealing system solutions. Additionally, we have a perfect, scientific quality management system, as well as proper after-sales service. As one of the leading oil seal manufacturers and suppliers in China, all of our customized products are with high quality and competitive price. We are your trusted partner, providing high-end products and making you different!

Why Customers Choose Us?

 

 

High Quality
Based on material development, combined with decades experience on seals design, production and application, all products are verified with professional laboratory and bench testing. We have a perfect QC system for the perfect products. A team who will detect the product quality and specification piece carefully, monitoring every production process until packing is complete, to ensure product safety into container. Additionally, we have independently developed the KEDIAS brand Breaker hammer seal and jointly developed a sealing structure with high temperature resistance, focusing on providing you with comprehensive hydraulic sealing system solutions.

 

Professional Team
At present, our company has more than 70 employees, including 10 graduate degree, more than 40 bachelor's degree. With the Hebei University of Technology School of Materials, we jointly develop materials with high temperature, super wear-resistant, longer service life sealing structure.

 

Advanced Equipment
Our company is a comprehensive enterprise with perfect sealing research and development and production capacity. The company has a total of 24 turning and sealing machine tools, 15 injection molding machines, 6 PTFE hydraulic presses, various rubber vulcanizing machines, and the company's independently developed guide belt production line. Also we have clear division of labor, strict quality inspection and a full set of storage system.

 

Rich Experience
Parker Seals has involved in the research and development, production, manufacturing and sales of construction machinery seals more than 15 years. We have become experts in hydraulic breaker parts and excavator components. Rely on our knowledge and expertise to find the right parts for your equipment.

 

Wide Market
At present, we have more than 3,300 dealers nationwide, and now cooperate with XCMG, SANY ZHONGLI, EDDIE PRECISION, BELITE, BEST, DAEKKO and other large construction machinery Original Equipment Manufacturer. And exported to the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and other 40 countries and regions.

 

Superior Service and Logistics
We understand the importance of timely repairs and maintenance. Our customer service team is available and dependable to provide support and solutions to customers at all times. Benefit from our fast and reliable delivery service, ensuring that your hydraulic breaker parts and excavator components arrive on time.

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Brief Introduction to Nok Oil Seal

 

 

An oil seal generally consists of an outer circular metal part and an inner flexible member that does the actual sealing and is bonded to the metal part by chemical adhesive agents. The sealing member is made of rubber, either synthetic or natural as the case may be. The sealing lip of the flexible member is prepared by cutting away the flash that forms at the sealing edge during molding. A fine sealing edge provides adequate pressure on the shaft to prevent leakage.

 
The Types of Nok Oil Seal
 
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Rotary Shaft Seal
These seals protect bearings from impurities and prevent lubrication leakage in rotating machinery part. They guarantee that the machine’s moving components run smoothly and last long.

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Hydraulic Seal
Hydraulic Seals are often used in hydraulic cylinders and designed for high-pressure settings. They protect fluid systems by preventing fluid leakage at excessive pressure.

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Axial Seal
Axial seals are important components in pumps and values since they are used largely for axial motions. They offer excellent sealing in applications where pieces move parallel to the seal axis.

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Static Seal
These types of seals are ideal for circumstances when the sealing pieces move very little or at all. Static seals keep a seal in place while stationary, avoiding leakage in fixed joints.

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Cassette Seal
Cassette seals are preassembled units that combine a radial shaft seal with a V-ring seal for enhanced sealing performance.

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Custom Seal
When regular seals fail to suit the unique needs of a particulate application, custom seals are the go-to answer. They are custom-made to match specific dimensions and circumstances, producing excellent sealing performance.

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Prevent the Entry of Foreign Contaminants
Oil Seals serve as a prevention method ensuring that no foreign objects such as dirt and soil enter your equipment. When the shaft rotates, the lip portion of the oil seal will dynamically adjust as the shaft rotates, always maintaining a tight fit with the shaft, thereby preventing contaminants from entering through the rotation gap. The lip part of the oil seal also has a certain scraping ability, which can scrape off tiny particles or contaminants attached to the shaft and keep the shaft clean.

 

Prevent Seal Leakage
The main function of the oil seal is to seal. It forms an effective sealing barrier between the rotating shaft and the fixed component to prevent lubricating oil from leaking. The lip portion of the oil seal fits tightly on the shaft, forming a dynamic sealing interface that maintains the sealing effect even when the shaft rotates.

 

Maintain a Bearing’s Lubricity
Oil seals help reduce bearing friction and wear and extend bearing life. At the same time, good lubrication can also reduce the temperature and noise of bearing operation and improve the overall performance of the equipment.

 

Long Shelf Life
Oil seals are usually made of materials with excellent anti-aging properties, such as weather-resistant rubber or special synthetic materials. These materials remain stable under different temperature, humidity and light conditions and are not prone to hardening, cracking or deformation.

 

Easy Assembly
Oil seals often feature simplified designs that reduce the tools and steps required for installation. For example, some oil seals may have easy-to-align markings or guides that allow the user to easily place the oil seal onto the shaft without the need for complicated adjustments or positioning.

 

Strength Property
Oil seals are utilized in mechanical environments that must function under extreme pressure. This concept often applies to temperatures in which oil seals must operate. With its high degree of flexibility and use in various industries, oil seals must be able to work optimally in temperate conditions of - 70°C and +260°C.

Selecting the Right Oil Seal
 

Operating Conditions
Consider the temperature, pressure, and general environment where the seal will be employed. These criteria have a significant impact on the seal selection.

 

Shaft Speed
Think about how quickly the shaft rotates. Different speeds may necessitate different types of seals for optimal performance.

 

Fluid Type
The type of fluid encountered by the seal is critical. This determines the best seal material for compatibility and durability.

 

Temperature
The temperature range of the mechanism in which the seal is installed must not exceed the temperature range of the seal elastomer.

 

Pressure
Most conventional oil seals are designed only to withstand very low-pressure applications (about 8 psi or less). If additional internal pressure is present or anticipated, pressure relief is necessary.

 

Shaft Surface Finish
Most effective sealing is obtained with optimum shaft surface finishes. The sealing efficiency is affected by the direction of the finish tool marks and the spiral lead. Best sealing results are obtained with polished or ground shafts with concentric (no spiral lead) finish marks. If you must use shafts with spiral finish leads, they should lead toward the fluid when the shaft rotates.

Oil Seal Installation
 

Preparation

Before fitting the oil seal, it is essential to check that the oil seal, shaft and bore are clean and undamaged. The surfaces the oil seal will come into contact with must be free of sharp points or burrs. The sealing lip is fragile, so even minimal damage can cause a leak. It is also important that the shaft and bore are correctly finished.

Prepare the Shaft and Prevent Damage

To install an oil seal properly, the shaft must be undamaged. This is so the oil seal can do its job properly on the one hand, and to prevent it from being damaged during fitting on the other. In addition, it is very important to lubricate the shaft, the sealing lip and the bore with plenty of grease. This will allow the oil seal to slide more easily over the shaft and prevent dry running after the first rotation. The oil seal may also come into contact with the keyway, thread or other grooves when sliding over the shaft. By taping or covering the shaft at the location of these irregularities with oil-soaked paper, the oil seal can be mounted without damage to the sealing lip. Other important factors are ensuring the hardness and roughness of the shaft are correct.

Fitting an Oil Seal

Always start by making sure the oil seal is facing the right direction. The oil seal must be positioned with its spring to the side of the medium to be sealed. The oil seal must then be pressed into the bore. It must fit tightly (H8 in the groove is recommended). Use appropriate tools for this, such as an impact socket set, to ensure that the force is applied evenly during pressing. The oil seal must never be hammered into the bore with brute force, but eased in.

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Storage Precautions
  • Do not open the package until needed, as the oil seals may become contaminated or damaged.
  • Do not expose the oil seals to direct sunlight for extended period of time. Ultraviolet rays may hasten the deterioration of rubber.
  • Do not place the oil seal in locations where it may be exposed to excessive moisture. Rust can form on the external metal or garter spring of the oil seal.
  • Do not place the oil seal near heat sources, such as a boiler or stove. Heat accelerates the deterioration of rubber.
  • Avoid hanging the oil seal on nails or steel wires, or dangling the oil seal using a cord. The oil seal may be deformed, or its sealing edge may be damaged.
  • When storing the oil seal after opening its package, take care to protect it from rust, as well as foreign particles such as dust and sand.
  • Avoid excessive shock during handling or transmit to prevent deformation of the oil seal or dislodging the garter spring.
How to Maintain Oil Seals and Maximize Their Performance

 

Protecting from Dirt and Impurities
Dust, dirt and debris are often the primary reasons for the failure of a seal. When a oil seal is used in high pressure equipment, even the smallest particle can make a gap in between the seal and the equipment. This results in the access of impurity or the leakage of fluid or gas. So the best way to ensure that no dust particle pollutes the oil seal is to store it in a container or a sealed bag and keep it away from a place where dust and impurities exist.

 

Keeping the Surface Clean
While taking the oil seals from a storage bag, make sure that they do not get dirty. The surface where the seal will come into contact must be cleaned properly. Some oil seals that have greasy features are very vulnerable to dust. So, what you can do is separate the seals from other products and clean surfaces of bins, tables, conveyors, etc separately to minimize the chances of the oil seals getting dusty.

 

Protecting the Shaft
Keep the shaft of the end application dust-free and protect it from any kind of damage. This will increase the performance of oil seals as well as the equipment where the former will fit into. If there is the slightest dent or chip in the shaft, the seal will work not function properly and the contaminants will infiltrate into the equipment. To fix this problem, it is required to wrap the shafts in mesh rubber screen or any other protective material and keep them in their own compartments.

 

Maintaining Oil Accessories
The accessories used with oil seals are to be protected as much as the former. Installation tools, grease container, etc. are to be stored in a sealed container when they are not in use. This will lower the chances of infiltration of impurities. Also, make sure that the installation tools have no dented edge because this can affect the oil seal at the time of the installation process.

 
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Ultimate Guide
 

Q: What does an oil seal do?

A: An oil seal is designed to perform three major functions: to prevent lubricants from leaking outside the seal even under high pressure, to act as a barrier to retain the lubricating oil, and to prevent dirt and other contaminants from entering the unit.

Q: What are the benefits of oil seals?

A: Oil seals play a major role in mechanical assemblies. Their strength and flexibility allows them to be used in numerous industries (any automotive or industrial application that has a rotating and moving part assembly) such as gearboxes, electric motors, industrial pumps, fans, and customized equipment.

Q: What are the two types of oil seals used in preventing oil leakage?

A: The most commonly used oil seals in most applications are rubber cased or metal cased oil seals.

Q: What does the oil seal prevent?

A: Oil seals are used to protect shafts and bearings from ingress of dirt and foreign matter and egress of oil or grease. An oil seal generally consists of an outer circular metal part and an inner flexible member that does the actual sealing and is bonded to the metal part by chemical adhesive agents.

Q: What are the disadvantages of oil seals?

A: Oil seals are vulnerable to extreme temperatures, which can cause them to wear out faster if they are used in very high or low temperatures.

Q: How does an oil seal work?

A: Oil seals work by squeezing and retaining lubricant in a thin layer between the lip and the shaft. Perfect sealing is ensured by the hydrodynamic action of the rotating shaft, which in turn produces a slight pump action.

Q: How to test the sealing performance of oil seal?

A: The sealing performance of the oil seal can be detected by observing the leakage situation, measuring the leakage amount, or using special testing instruments. In practical applications, appropriate detection methods and cycles can be selected based on the importance of the equipment and the requirements of the use environment. For critical equipment or high-demand application scenarios, it is recommended to conduct regular sealing performance testing to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and extend its service life.

Q: What is the purpose of the spring used in oil seals?

A: The spring provides loading around the sealing circumference and keeps the sealing lip tight against the shaft surface. Some seal designs use a garter spring design, which applies pressure everywhere around the shaft. Other seal styles employ a finger spring design, which provides an independent finger action only in areas where needed. Spring dumping can happen to garter springs, as they typically rest inside a molded groove disconnected from the sealing lip. If the spring dislodges during installation, for example, it can enter the equipment at startup, often causing serious damage to expensive bearings and other equipment. Finger spring designs, however, are usually either molded in or mechanically connected to the seal so the spring will not fall off or damage the equipment.

Q: I replaced my oil seal and found the shaft grooved underneath the lip. What causes this, and what should I do?

A: When grooving occurs at the shaft, this is typically a result of shaft hardness and/or finish not meeting industrial recommendations of a minimum 30 Rockwell C and 10 to 20 microinches Ra. The lip materials themselves will not cause shaft grooving, however, if there is dirt or contamination in the application. It might be possible for some particles to stick underneath the lip and groove of the shaft if it is too soft. It is not recommended to install a new oil seal over shaft grooving, as this could likely result in leakage. Cover any shaft grooving with a shaft sleeve, or offset the new sealing lip to contact a surface free of grooves or scratches.

Q: What is R21 oil seal?

A: An R21 type oil seal is a single lipped rubber coated seal with a metal inner. R21 type seals against internal media.

Q: Does oil seal thickness matter?

A: The oil seal size is specified by three dimensions: the rotating shaft diameter, the housing bore diameter, and the width (thickness). Because of the oil seal's purpose, the correct size is critical to performance.

Q: Are oil seals directional?

A: The primary sealing lip should always be facing or pointing toward the media that needs to be sealed. Sometimes seals will have a secondary lip used to keep dirt and contamination away from the bearing system and/or media being sealed.

Q: What kind of devices would need to use mechanical seals?

A: Basically any rotating device that will need to seal possible leakage is able to equip mechanical seals.
Clean Water, Vacuum & Circulating Pump Seals;
Chemical & Centrifugal Pump/Compressor Seals;
Agitation Equipment & Reaction Kettle Seals;
Sewage Pump Seals;
Slurry Pump Seals;
Paper-making Equipment & Pressure Screen Seals;
High-temperature Oil Pump Seals.

Q: Which way does the spring go on an oil seal?

A: When you start the actual installation make sure that the oil seal is always facing the right direction. So, not facing outwards, but always with the spring facing the side of the medium to be sealed. The oil seal must then be pressed into the bore.

Q: What are the essential requirements for proper operation of a mechanical seal?

A: There are 3 essential requirements:
Seal faces must be flat and polished.
Seal faces must be installed perpendicular to the shaft.
Spring force must be sufficient to maintain contact of the faces.

Q: What precautions should be taken to protect an oil seal during installation?

A: The sealing lip of the oil should never be in contact with the shaft. If this happens, the seal would wear out in a matter of hours, therefore proper precaution must be taken that the seal is correctly lubricated prior to fitting.

Q: How long is preservation of oil seals?

A: It depends on different manufacturers. Rubber products rely on the temperature, humility and Illuminance of storage environment. If it is stored in suitable place, it can last to 5 years.

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