
$55.93
Closing the gap between a moving part and its housing, this seal holds lubricant or hydraulic fluid in while keeping dirt, water, and grit out, letting a shaft turn or a rod slide without leaking. The lip that rides the moving surface hardens, cracks, or wears until fluid weeps past it, so a weeping seal is the signal to replace it before contamination reaches the surfaces it protects.
A seal closes the gap between a moving part and its housing, holding lubricant or hydraulic fluid in while keeping dirt, water, and grit out of the assembly. It is the barrier that lets a shaft turn or a rod slide without leaking and without letting contamination reach the surfaces it protects.
Seals are wear items: the lip that rides the moving surface hardens, cracks, or wears until fluid weeps past it, and a weeping seal is the signal to replace it before the leak worsens or contamination gets in. Match the inside and outside diameter and the thickness to the seal being replaced, since a seal has to fit both its bore and its shaft to hold pressure.