Hydraulic / Pneumatic / Radial Shaft Seals
Rod Seal offers cold temperature flexibility.
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Bicomponent HDR-2C rod seal withstands temperatures down to -58°F with high extrusion resistance at high pressures. Suitable for use in lift and steering cylinder applications, component consists of static and dynamic sealing edges manufactured with low-temperature polyurethane 92 AU 21100 and extrusion-resistant backside manufactured with 98 AU 928 polyurethane. Design allows use of engineered plastic guides and seal is compatible with standard housings.
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Simrit Debuts HDR-2C Bi-Component Polyurethane Rod Seal at IFPE 2008
New design combines two materials in a single seal to offer increased extrusion resistance and cold temperature flexibility
PLYMOUTH, Mich., Feb. 20, 2008 - Simrit, the industrial sealing products division of Freudenberg-NOK and global supplier of elastomeric seals and custom molded products, will debut its Bi-Component Polyurethane Rod Seal HDR-2C at the 2008 International Exposition for Power Transmission (IFPE).
With the new HDR-2C rod seal, Simrit has designed a simple, one-piece component that combines outstanding low temperature flexibility - down to minus 50 degrees Celsius (minus 58 degrees Fahrenheit) - with exceptional extrusion resistance at high pressures. Recommended for use in lift and steering cylinder applications, the component consists of static and dynamic sealing edges made of low-temperature polyurethane 92 AU 21100 and an extremely extrusion-resistant backside made from Simrit's 98 AU 928 polyurethane.
"We are excited to introduce our new HDR-2C rod seal at IFPE. Our design combines two materials into a single seal, providing larger extrusion gap widths and greater protection against housing and bore contact," said Joel Johnson, vice president of technology, Simrit. "Additionally, the HDR-2C Bi-Component Rod Seal can increase service life up to 50 percent in applications characterized by high pressure impact.
The new seal design allows for the use of cost-effective engineered plastic guides (rather than metallic guides) and allows for easy installation and additional cost savings due to the integration of the back-up ring in the seal. Compatible with standard housings per Simrit's design philosophy, the new rod seal is an affordable way to improve cylinder performance.
Product engineers interested in additional information can visit the Simrit booth
(#S-14005) at IFPE 2008, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 11 - 15. Interested media attendees can register to attend the Simrit press event on Wednesday, March 12 from 3 to 4 p.m. in room N249-251. Please see editor's note for R.S.V.P. information.
The Simrit Division is based at Freudenberg-NOK's headquarters in Plymouth, Mich. and is part of the Freudenberg and NOK Group, which has total annual sales of more than $12 billion. Simrit offers an extensive portfolio of sealing solutions for the industrial, aerospace, appliance, diesel engine, marine, off-highway equipment, oil and gas, recreational vehicle and semiconductor markets.
For more information, visit the Simrit website at www.simrit.com.
Editor's note: To attend the March 12th Simrit press event, please contact Adriana Ferrari at 248-269-1122 or aferrari@bianchipr.com.
