Split Rotary Shaft Seals are made for easy installation.  Shaft removal and dismantling of machinery are kept to a minimum, thus reducing downtime. This design is recommended for horizontal shafts in grease or below center line in fluid lubricated applications.

 

When installing a split seal, you need a retaining device (i.e., cover plate) for proper axial compression to secure the seal in the housing; the position of the split must be at 12 o’clock. Both ends of the garter spring are twist connections.

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For all of your Split Rotary Shaft Seal requirements, please contact us.

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Split Rotary Shaft Seals

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For easy installation
No Pressure 0 psi; max. 6000ft/min *

R08S	R09S	R10S

* Maximum values depend on seal material, seal configuration and working environment. For maximum seal life expectancy, do not operate your seal beyond 50% at the combined limits of the working conditions. Please consult our engineers or call 1-800-283-7140 for advice.

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At AHP Seals, we pride ourselves on manufacturing the most durable split rotary shaft seals. Utilizing advanced materials designed specifically to offer our customers maximum durability, we manufacture the widest array of seals to meet the full range of industry fluids, temperatures, surface speeds and pressures.

 

Most standard and custom-made split rotary shaft seals are available with a 1-4 day turnaround.

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Materials:

Our extensive variety of seals are available in a wide range of sizes and materials. Our materials include: Polyurethane, Nitrile, Viton®, H-Nbr, high-performance Polyurethane, water resistant (hydrolysis resistant) Polyurethane, EPDM, Silicone, FDA compliant materials, Aflas®, Hytrel®, Kalrez®, UHMWPE, Tefzel®, Nylon, Nylatron®, Engineering Plastics, Peek, and a range of proprietary-filled Teflon® (PTFE). Many special Duralast™, Permachem™ and Duraloy™ Engineering Plastics and Elastomers were developed to match real-world applications, and on many occasions we have developed a special grade to address a customer's application difficulty.

 

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