Axial seals, main range
| Type | Profile | Material | Temperature | Speed | Check stock |
| RB Axial Seals |  |
Coated sheet steel, galvanised + NBR 80Sh FPM 80Sh | -20 to +100 ºC -20 to +200 ºC |
≤20 m/s | |
| RB Axial Seals | |
Coated sheet steel, galvanised + NBR 80Sh FPM 80Sh | -20 to +100 ºC -20 to +200 ºC |
≤20 m/s | |
| RB9 Axial Seals |  |
Coated sheet steel, galvanised + NBR 80Sh FPM 80Sh | -20 to +100 ºC -20 to +200 ºC |
≤20 m/s | |
| RB9 Axial Seals | |
Coated sheet steel, galvanised + NBR 80Sh FPM 80Sh | -20 to +100 ºC | ≤20 m/s |
Axial seals, assured maximum closure
Axial seals have a protective metal ring and are designed to be fixed to the axis at a certain distance from the surface to be sealed. When they are rotated, the lip sticks to the metallic part under a calculated pressure. This way, they can achieve maximum closure. This type of seal has a high degree of water tightness, and is commonly used in pumps, transmission systems, electrical motors, and machine-tools.
We stop RB axial seals and RB9. Both are manufactured in zinc-plated carbon steel plus NRB 80Sh, or equally in zinc-plated carbon steel plus FPM 80Sh. Axial seals can withstand temperature from 20 degrees below zero right up to 200 degrees centigrade. Moreover, they can withstand speeds up to 20 m/s. Below you can see all the information.