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gab.ru Берг АБ bergab@ya.ru Тел. (495)-228-06-21,<br />

<strong>Industrial</strong><br />

факс<br />

<strong>shaft</strong> <strong>seals</strong><br />

(495) 22<br />

Design of sealing arrangement<br />

V-ring <strong>seals</strong> are suitable for both grease and<br />

oil-lubricated applications. For sealing greaselubricated<br />

bearing arrangements against dust<br />

or water spray, the V-ring should be arranged<br />

outside the housing cover or housing wall.<br />

Dust, water spray and other impurities can be<br />

excluded in this position (fig 88a). The V-ring<br />

will also act as a grease valve (fig 88b) Used<br />

grease or excess new grease can escape<br />

between the counterface and the sealing lip.<br />

The use of two opposing V-rings (fig 89) is<br />

recommended where lubricant retention and<br />

contaminant exclusion are of equal<br />

importance.<br />

If V-rings are to be used to retain oil, they<br />

should always be axially located on the <strong>shaft</strong><br />

on the lubricant side (fig 90). If the direction<br />

of <strong>shaft</strong> rotation is constant, a spiral groove in<br />

the counterface causes oil to leave the sealing<br />

position and thus improves sealing efficiency.<br />

a<br />

b<br />

Fig 88<br />

Fig 89<br />

Fig 90<br />

gab.ru Берг АБ bergab@ya.ru Тел. (495)-228-06-21, факс 325 (495) 22

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