Multifunction Oil Resistant Rubber Lip Seals For Motorcycle
Factory Direct Sale FKM Rubber Valve Stem Seal Rubber Oil Seal For Motorcyle
Size: OEM Size/Standartd Size
Product Details:
Materials: FKM, FKM rubber, NBR, ACM and etc.
Other names: Rubber sealing, rubber parts, Valve stem seals, Oil sealing, Auto engine parts.
Operating temperature: -20 – 200 °C
Color: Black, Brown, Red, Blue, Green, Grey
Hardness: Shore A 60-75
Application: The FKM Valve stem oil seals are mainly used in the Auto Engines and other kinds of Engines.
Some Features of the Rubber material which can be used in Rubber Oil Seals:
| Material | Temperature( ℃ ) | Advantage | |
| NBR | -40~+125 | Excellent abrasion resistance, Mineral oil resistant. | |
| SIR | -60~+225 | Excellent heat resistance, cold resistance and weatherability. | |
| FKM | -20~+250 | Have good heat resistance, oil resistant and chemicals resistance. | |
| EPDM | -40~+125 | Water resistance, resistance to polarity, solvent resistance, inorganic drug resistance, and good weatherability. | |
| SBR |
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Resistance to polarity, solvent resistance, Excellent resistance to water | |
| PTFE | -45~+100 | Heat resistance, Excellent cold resistance, chemicals resistance, goodweatherability, Low friction coefficient of oil seal materials |
Pictures of the Rubber Valve Stem Oil Seals:
FAQ:
Are valve stem seals necessary?
Different than different seals withinside the engine, valve stem seals play an crucial position in lubrication. Valve stem seals permit a managed quantity of oil to lubricate the valve stem because it movements withinside the valve manual. The quantity of oil that passes through the valve stem seal have to be exactly managed. Too little oil reasons stem and manual wear; an excessive amount of oil reasons carbon buildup main to valve seat damage, lower in volumetric efficiency, extended emissions, catalytic converter degradation and immoderate oil consumption.
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