Basics of O-Rings | Core Applications

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  • čas přidán 25. 08. 2024

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  • @Kunlengy
    @Kunlengy Před rokem +1

    Can your company manufacture bespoke static Seal with the following specification?
    Seal internal diameter - 6.5mm
    Seal thickness - 15mm thick, 5mm height
    Seal Operating Temperature - 5oC to 40oC
    Seal material - preferably Polycarbonate but welcome your recommendation.
    Seal is static and used on rotating shaft with details below
    Shaft diameter - 6.5mm
    Shaft length - 18mm
    Shaft material - Chrome (It can be any other material that you recommend as long as it does not rust)
    Suggested Oring CS - 2mm
    The seal is required to prevent water leaking through the rotating shaft.
    Liquid is enclosed in the sphere-like structure of 35mm diameter. Sphere will retain liquid for up to 2minutes max then it is emptied.
    Human hand must be capable of turning shaft clockwise and anti-clockwise and seal still prevent leaking.

    • @gallagherfluidseals
      @gallagherfluidseals  Před rokem +1

      Hi there, I confirmed with our sales team that we received your request over email and they are reviewing your inquiry and will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks for reaching out!

  • @zhejiangtianfang4419
    @zhejiangtianfang4419 Před rokem +1

    😮

  • @sethguidry6730
    @sethguidry6730 Před rokem

    What is the best type of o-ring for cryogenic applications, such as a vacuum plug?

    • @gallagherfluidseals
      @gallagherfluidseals  Před rokem +3

      Hi Seth, in general, elastomers are good for COLD temperatures but NOT cryo-temperatures. Cryogenic temperatures is somewhat vague, but most consider it to be around -200°F. There are certain silicones or fluorosilicones that can seal around -100°F, but anything colder than that is when we would move towards spring energized teflon seals. If you have an active project or anything that needs engineering guidance, you can reach out to start a conversation at GFSsales@gallagherseals.com. We have two full-time seal engineers that can help with complex seal designs (or basic ones as well). Thanks!