Oil seals require sufficient time to solidify and cure. Premature use of equipment with newly installed oil seals can compromise the integrity of the oil seal and may damage your machine. Refer to the supplied instructions for the time frame allocated for the seal to cure.
The care taken during the installation process will pay off by allowing the seal to work quietly and operate efficiently behind the scenes of your application.
Seals, including oil seals, have undergone a great development in recent years and are totally unlike the original product. PTFE has taken over the oil seals market for modern engines mainly because traditional oil seals started causing more and more problems. Such as evaporation of chemical plasticisers from the elastomeric material, which eventually caused engine oil leakage. Now, the focus is more on durability and frequency of servicing.
Of course, all rubber materials and seals will provide a range of benefits; however, you will need to consider chemical compatibility, sufficient temperature ranges, pressure ranges, and more.
EPDM
Installing and replacing the 75x100x10 oil seal is a straightforward process that can be done by maintenance personnel with basic mechanical skills. It's important to ensure that the shaft and housing where the oil seal will be placed are clean and free of any debris or damage. Proper lubrication of the shaft is also crucial to prevent premature wear of the oil seal.
1. Follow the instructions in the manual
When it comes to choosing new spark plugs for your car, it is important to consider both cost and quality. While cheaper spark plugs may seem like a more cost-effective option upfront, they may end up costing you more in the long run if they need to be replaced more frequently. Investing in high-quality spark plugs made of premium materials can help improve your car's performance and fuel efficiency, ultimately saving you money in the long term.


Fitting an oil seal
