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Rotary Seals V-ring VA

The V-ring VA is an axial sealing, single-acting sealant for non-pressurized shaft and bearing sealing applications. In contrast to radial oil shaft seals, V-rings seal against the vertical arranged front surface. When mounting, the V-ring VA is to be expanded on the inner diameter and ensures a tight fit on the shaft.

The V-ring VA is particularly suitable for high speed rotation. It is characterized by high maneuverability and flexibility and also provides sealing against dust and splashing water from outside. Standard elastomer materials are NBR with ozone resistance and FKM. Further materials are available upon demand.

V-ring VA

Fields of application
static
dynamic
single acting
double acting
Linear
Rotating
oszilating
Main use anti contaminant shaft outlet seals
Materials elastomers

Technical values

Materials
Pressure -
Temperature -30° / +100°C (material dependent)
Speed up to 8 m/s
up to 12 m/s with axial fixation
Pressure -
Temperature -20°C / +200°C (material dependent)
Speed up to 8 m/s
up to 12 m/s with axial fixation
Maximum values temperature, speed and pressure are simultaneously not applicable! The values vary in dependence of material and media. For technical queries please contact our application consultants – we have the right solution for you. 
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