A shunt and seal in one, Parker's new conductive bearing seals save you money while protecting your bearings from damage. Available in both elastomeric and PTFE materials, these seals eliminate the need for alternative grounding solutions such as a shaft grounding bock, a carbon fiber grounding ring and a ceramic insulated bearing.
With over a centruy of seal design experience and a portfolio of over 100 standard rotary seal designs, our seals have proven to be an effective solution to a wide range of sealing challenges.
Our rotary shaft seals are crafted to withstand and perform under various conditions, including high eccentricity, pressure, speed, extreme temperatures and even under wiping, scraping and dry running scenarios.
We have over 100 years of seal design experience and over 100 standard rotary seal designs. Our seals are a proven solution to virtually any sealing challenge, and our rotary solutions provide the most complete coverage in the industry of shaft seals for rotating applications.
Watch our on-demand webinar to learn from engineering experts Richard Swanson and Jeff Olsen as they walk us through the importance of shock absorber seals in your suspension system. In this webinar, we discuss the role of sealing systems in ensuring optimal performance and longevity while showcasing Parker’s innovative technology and proven profiles that last longer under harsh conditions.
How do shock absorbers work? And how important are sealing systems for shock absorbers? Read our blog where we take a deep dive into the concept of sealing systems for shock absorbers and how they ensure the optimal performance and durability of the shock absorber.
The sealing system is a crucial component of a shock absorber as it keeps hydraulic oil in the shock absorber and contaminents such as water or mud out. If the shock absorber fails, it leads to a rough ride and can potentially cause damage to other components of the car.
The weight of the battery pack in EVs often results in a higher overall vehicle weight compared to traditional cars. This leads to a higher load on the suspension system, and in turn, on the shock absorbers, making the role of shock absorber seals even more critical to maintaining performance and preventing premature wear and tear.
No one likes to feel every bump or pothole on the road. That’s why shock absorbers are a crucial part of a vehicle’s suspension system, as they help absorb the energy generated when a car hits a bump or pothole. How do shock absorbers work? How important are sealing systems for shock absorbers?