Grease seal

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This post was last edited by pzhzjq on 2011-5-8 09:43. Can a skeleton seal be used in place of a grease seal? The bearing has its own oil chamber; it was originally sealed with wool felt, and oil leakage occurred frequently during operation, which was quite troublesome. I want to replace it with a skeleton oil seal, as the rotation speed is 2900! Can some knowledge on lubrication be uploaded?

Reply #22011-01-11

What aspects of lubrication knowledge are you interested in? Bearing lubrication, chains, compressors, or pumps? Are you facing difficulties in choosing the right oil? Could you please describe the specific situation?

Reply #32011-01-11

Skeleton oil seals can be used for sealing lubricating greases (they are commonly used at low speeds)

Reply #42011-04-07

Most of the lubricants we use here are sealed with skeleton oil seals, but the rubber used for these seals must be oil-resistant

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