Question about shaft seal-simmerring?
Hello everyone, I need help with a shaft seal.
An old compressor has the following installed:
"Shaft seal 25×42.9×9.5"
This is a shaft seal that is vulcanized into a metal shell.
Apparently it's called the "B1SL" model. Right?
I can't really read it, but I think mine still says B30.
Now find such a sealing ring with "B1" in the description.
What does this value "B" mean? Material hardness? Or something like that?
Maybe someone can help me, please. I don't want to buy twice.
And does it have to be a sealing ring in a metal shell?
Or would a completely plastic one work?
What are the advantages of this metal bowl?
Why do they build it like this?
Thank you and have a nice evening
arzman
Construction B/BS
There is A without sheet metal and C with 3 sides sheet metal. Take the B as BS.
Shaft sealing ring 25X42.9X9.5 B1SL NBR
• Outer coat: metal, machined
• Spring-loaded sealing lip
• Additional protective lip (B1…SL)
• sealing lip profile, sealing lip machined on the face
• Sealing lip profile, finished sealing lip.
B1 Sl has these features. He’s okay. Denses on the inside against oil outlet under low pressure and from outside against dirt.
Thanks for your star.
Thank you very much.
I ordered and will be installed.
Greetings
arzman