The labyrinth seal is classified as a non-contact seal, where no friction or wear occurs at the sealing point. This type of seal is particularly suited for high temperatures and high rotational speeds.By inserting O-rings, the labyrinth ring rotates in sync with the shaft. However, for operating temperatures above 110°C, an alternative material for the O-ring must be selected.
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The introduction of oil through the bores and grooves creates an oil film on the mating surfaces between the sleeve and the bearing. This reduces friction and significantly reduces the forces required for mounting. The bearing slides more easily onto the taper, minimising the risk of surface damage. In addition, independently operable oil inlets for the inner and outer oil grooves facilitate movement of the entire sleeve and bearing assembly after installation.
When oil is forced through the holes and grooves between the sleeve and bearing or between the shaft and sleeve, the bearing to sleeve and sleeve to shaft connections are loosened. As the press fit is released abruptly, the axial movement of the sleeve must be limited by a nut or stop.
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Ideal for environments with high loads and rotational speeds.
Provide effective sealing performance through modern labyrinth technology.
Ensure reliable rotation of the sealing rings with the shaft.
Permits shaft misalignment up to 0.3°, offering flexibility during installation.
Operating temperatures between -50°C and +200°C, suitable for extreme climatic conditions.
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Excellent suitability for challenging operating conditions
Labyrinth seals
Integrated silicone O-rings
Compensation for misalignment
Wide temperature range
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