Regarding skeleton oil seals

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Common materials for skeleton oil seals available on the market include NBR, fluororubber, acrylate, silicone, and so on, as well as metal for the skeleton structure. The products we manufacture now belong to the same category, and they have extremely high solubility and water absorption ； Dear sea friends, is there any type of skeleton oil seal that can withstand similar conditions? The skeleton oil seal does not come into contact with the products being manufactured. However, due to manufacturing processes, some material often gets trapped inside the machine (vacuum pump). Coupled with internal leaks in the valves, this material can accumulate in the chambers of the spare equipment, leading to corrosion of the oil seal.

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