Rubber X-type Seal Ring with Four-Lip Bidirectional Sealing – Quality Suppliers from China Factory
Sealing Function
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Buffering and Shock Absorbing
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Auxiliary Positioning
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Scenario 1: Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
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Scenario 2
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Braking System Sealing
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Power Steering & Material Performance
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Scenario 3: Industrial Equipment
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Scenario 4: Aerospace Field
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What are the primary functions of these seal rings?
They serve to prevent the leakage of working media (hydraulic oil, water, gas, etc.) in both static and dynamic applications, block external dust and impurities, buffer vibration and impacts, and compensate for minor defects on the sealing surface to ensure overall system stability.
How do the seal rings provide buffering and shock absorption?
When placed between mechanical moving parts, the seal rings reduce direct impact and vibration between components, which protects the equipment from physical damage and extends its operational service life.
Where are X-type seal rings commonly used in automotive applications?
They are used in engines (crankshaft oil seals), gearboxes (shift shafts), braking systems (ABS solenoid valves, brake master cylinders, vacuum boosters), and power steering systems (steering pumps and steering gears) to prevent oil and fluid leaks.
What temperature range can the X-type seal rings withstand in braking systems?
In the ABS solenoid valve, the X-type seal ring maintains its elasticity and sealing performance under severe temperature changes ranging from -40°C to 150°C, ensuring precise control and preventing brake fluid leakage.
What test standards have the EPDM self-lubricating X-shaped seal rings passed?
They have successfully passed three rigorous tests: resistance to heat aging at 150°C for 70 hours, resistance to DOT at 150°C for 70 hours, and resistance to VP oil at 70°C for 70 hours.
In what other industries are these seal rings applied?
Beyond automotive, they are widely used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, industrial equipment (such as food and beverage filling lines, pharmaceutical reaction kettles, agricultural machinery), and the aerospace field for fuel, hydraulic, and pneumatic sealing.





