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- The function of the rear shock absorber is to dampen the oscillations caused by uneven road surfaces, thereby reducing the bouncing motion of the car's body. At its heart, the oil seal acts as a barrier, separating the pressurized oil from the external environment. This seal, if damaged, can lead to oil seepage, which not only impairs the shock absorber's performance but also poses potential damage to other vehicle components due to lubrication loss.
- In the vast expanse of technological advancements, few components remain as universally integral as the humble spark plug wire. These cables, often underappreciated, serve as the lifeline between an engine's electrical system and its heart—the combustion chamber where tiny sparks ignite a force powerful enough to propel machines forward. Yet, in the shadow of modern innovation, these wires have transcended their original purpose, becoming metaphors for connectivity and inspiration in diverse fields.
Lubricant Amount - Seals will always perform best when lubricated, however in some machines there are more likely to be dry spells. For these cases, selecting a leather or PTFE seal will be beneficial, as both can operate with less lubrication than others.
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Usually, these oil seals are used to seal lubricating oil or grease and contain it within the application, so that moving parts such as bearings are continually supplied with enough lubrication. However, such seals are also used for sealing other liquids, gases, and solids, such as powders or granules.
Construction of an Oil Seal

Take extra care with a light alloy block or head. It is vital to avoid scratching the machined surface.
Oil seals for steel production equipment


