Rotary Shaft Seals

AJR Seals offers oil seals in a broad range of sizes and styles for a wide range of applications including grease seals, transmission seals, power steering seals, bearing seals, engine seals, pump seals, mechanical seals and gear box seals.

We have an extensive tooling inventory of more than 17,000 standard and non-standard styles in both inch and metric sizes and we offer capabilities for special oil seal designs and materials for any application. We have interchanges for many of the most popular OEM part numbers and we can provide an AJR Seals oil seal interchange in most cases.

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Oil Seal Profile Catalogs - Visit our catalogs with several pages of of oil seal designs and profiles, see below for basic elements and structures.

**Classification by Sealing Element**
Code	Style	Characteristics
S		Standard spring loaded oil seal with a single sealing lip design, used to seal internal media Peripheral Speed: 12 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2
T		Standard spring loaded oil seal with a double lip design. Main lip seals against internal media, auxiliary lip seals against dirt and dust. Peripheral Speed: 10 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2
V		Standard single lip oil seal without spring design. Flexible sealing element used to seal internal media. Suitable for sealing grease and protecting against dirt. Can be used alone or with other types of seals. Peripheral Speed: 8 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 0 kg/cm2
K		Standard double lip with spring oil seal design. Flexible sealing element seals against internal media and provides protection against dirt. Peripheral Speed: 5 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 0 kg/cm2
D		Double lip, double spring oil seal intended to seal against both internal and external media, usually used to separate two liquids. The area between the lips must be lubricated. Peripheral Speed: 5 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2
TX4		Oil seal intended for reciprocal motion, especially pressurized media. Reciprocating Speed: 0.3 m/sec Temperature: 120˚C Pressure: 7 kg/cm2

**Classification by Structure**
Code	Structure	Characteristics
C		Rubber covered case - can be used on any size shaft. Prevents the metal case from rust, corrosion and prevents damage to the housing bore during assembly especially aluminum housing or due to thermal expansion.
B		Metal case - mainly used on shafts with diameters below 150 mm. Can be ground, unpainted or coated.
B2
A		Reinforced metal case - mainly used on shafts with diameters over 150mm, on smaller shafts that need extra strength, or wnen special rubber compounds are required.
A2

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Oil Seal Selection Guide - Click for a guide to understanding our oil seal part numbering system to determine size, price, and other details, f.ex.10001500-250, TCR2 = 1.00" shaft, 1.500" bore, .250" width, TC style, Nitrile.

Rotary Shaft Seals

Standard spring loaded oil seal with a single sealing lip design, used to seal internal media

Peripheral Speed: 12 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2

Standard spring loaded oil seal with a double lip design. Main lip seals against internal media, auxiliary lip seals against dirt and dust.

Peripheral Speed: 10 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2

Standard single lip oil seal without spring design. Flexible sealing element used to seal internal media. Suitable for sealing grease and protecting against dirt. Can be used alone or with other types of seals.

Peripheral Speed: 8 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 0 kg/cm2

Standard double lip with spring oil seal design. Flexible sealing element seals against internal media and provides protection against dirt.

Peripheral Speed: 5 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 0 kg/cm2

Double lip, double spring oil seal intended to seal against both internal and external media, usually used to separate two liquids. The area between the lips must be lubricated.

Peripheral Speed: 5 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 0.3 kg/cm2

Oil seal intended for reciprocal motion, especially pressurized media.

Reciprocating Speed: 0.3 m/sec

Temperature: 120˚C

Pressure: 7 kg/cm2

Rubber covered case - can be used on any size shaft. Prevents the metal case from rust, corrosion and prevents damage to the housing bore during assembly especially aluminum housing or due to thermal expansion.

Metal case - mainly used on shafts with diameters below 150 mm. Can be ground, unpainted or coated.

Reinforced metal case - mainly used on shafts with diameters over 150mm, on smaller shafts that need extra strength, or wnen special rubber compounds are required.