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Materials<br />

For rotary shaft seals, different standard<br />

and special materials are available for<br />

the sealing lip (the elastomer<br />

component), the metal insert and the<br />

tension spring, depending on the type<br />

and application in question.<br />

The material used for the sealing lip is<br />

usually given. The description of the<br />

elastomer materials follows the<br />

nomenclature used in DIN ISO 1629<br />

and ASTM D 1418.<br />

The basic material used in elastomer<br />

for rotary shaft seals is synthetic rubber<br />

manufactured in the chemical industry.<br />

Elastomers differ in the basic polymer<br />

from which they are made. The nomenclature<br />

according to DIN ISO 1629<br />

and ASTM D 1418 is shown in the table<br />

below.<br />

This procedure makes it possible to set<br />

the required material properties and<br />

thereby offer standard materials with<br />

a wide range of uses, as well as<br />

special compounds for highly specific<br />

applications.<br />

The rotary shaft seal is formed in a<br />

vulcanisation process in which the<br />

metal insert is bonded to the elastomer<br />

element. The plastic rubber compound<br />

assumes a rubbery-elastic state and<br />

the rotary shaft seal attains its final<br />

mechanical properties. The lip edge is<br />

created by subsequent cutting or previously<br />

in the moulding tool. Finally,<br />

the tension spring is attached.<br />

The finished material is made by mixing<br />

the basic elastomer with the required<br />

filler materials, softeners, processing<br />

aids, vulcanisation agents, accelerators<br />

and other additives.<br />

Nomenclature for sealing<br />

lip materials:<br />

chemical description<br />

Abbreviation<br />

DIN ISO 1629 ASTM D 1418<br />

Acrylonitrile butadiene rubber NBR NBR<br />

Hydrogenated acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (HNBR) HNBR<br />

Fluoro rubber FPM FKM<br />

Ethylene propylene diene rubber EPDM EPDM<br />

Silicone rubber VMQ VMQ<br />

Acrylate rubber ACM ACM<br />

DIN EN ISO 1043-1 ASTM D 1600<br />

Polytetrafluorethylene PTFE PTFE<br />

( ) = not listed in the standard<br />

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