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• The bonded seal is a metal washer with a vulcanized rubber install for use in high-pressure applications where other means of sealing are unsuitable. The company has made the bonded seals now available in self-centralizing form, which eliminates seal offset and makes for easier installation. The product is available in many sizes, metals and sealing materials to suit your application. Bonded seal comprises a metal annulus, square or rectangular in section, to which an elastomeric ring of trapezoidal section is bonded. The bonded seal was developed to replace copper type washers in high-pressure hydraulic and pneumatic threaded connections. The standard product is supplemented by a range of self-centering bonded seals that eliminate the possibility of leakage due to offset during assembly. Custom designs can also be accommodated to suit application requirements. They help in eliminating risk of improper installation. The metal ring resists the pressure bursting forces and limits the deformation of the elastomeric element. This prevents over-compression and extrusion. Often used as bolt seals in hydraulic equipment, today bonded seals are finding usage in many and varied applications throughout industry. Offshore seals bonded seal comprises of a metal washer and an elastomeric ring bonded inside the diameter. The metal washer prevents over-compression and limits deformation of the elastomeric ring. These metal seals are very much popular in advantage because they have reliable low and high pressure sealing with high and low temperature capabilities. Even the bolt torque is reduced with no loss of tightening load. A further alternative is self centralizing bonded seal, which have an extra lip on the id of the rubber. This centers the seal at its location and eliminates leaks with the added advantages of easy installation and reduced assembly time..
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Singapore-508 769,N/a
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