Hydraulic breaker seal kits typically consist of various seals and auxiliary components, each undertaking different sealing functions. Common seals include O-rings, piston seals, piston rod seals, dust seals, wear rings, V-rings, and U-cup seals. These seals work together to ensure the sealing effect and equipment safety of the hydraulic breaker.
O-rings are the most common seals in a hydraulic breaker seal kit. They form a seal at the interfaces of the hydraulic system to prevent fluid leakage. O-rings have good pressure resistance and are suitable for most hydraulic joints, ensuring the sealing effect.
Piston seals are used around the piston to ensure that hydraulic oil does not leak, while piston rod seals prevent fluid from leaking from the piston rod. These seals help maintain stable fluid pressure in the hydraulic breaker during operation, avoiding unnecessary leakage.
Dust seals (or wipers) are used to prevent dust, dirt, and other contaminants from entering the hydraulic system, protecting internal components from contamination. Wear rings reduce metal-to-metal contact, preventing wear and extending the lifespan of the equipment.
During the use of a hydraulic breaker, it faces harsh conditions such as high pressure and severe impact. The performance of the seal kit directly affects the operational efficiency and lifespan of the equipment. V-rings and U-cup seals in the seal kit play important roles in dynamic and tight sealing.
V-ring seals are typically used for dynamic sealing in hydraulic breakers, effectively preventing fluid leakage. Their design allows them to adapt to high working pressures and dynamic movements, providing reliable sealing performance.
U-cup seals are a type of tight seal widely used in hydraulic systems. They can provide strong sealing at lower pressures, ensuring the hydraulic breaker's operation is not affected by fluid leakage.
In addition to the main seals, hydraulic breaker seal kits also contain some auxiliary components that ensure the stability and durability of the seals. For example, buffer seals can absorb shocks and pressure peaks in the hydraulic system, protecting other components from damage. Scrapers are used to remove contaminants from the piston rod, preventing them from entering the system and affecting the sealing effect. Seal retainers and washers are used to fix the seals and prevent leakage at connections.
The performance of a hydraulic breaker seal kit depends on proper installation and regular maintenance. During installation, the correct positioning and assembly of the seals are crucial, as incorrect installation can lead to leakage and damage. Regular inspection and replacement of worn seals can effectively extend the lifespan of the hydraulic breaker, ensuring efficient operation of the equipment.
Hydraulic breaker seal kits play a crucial role in the normal operation of the equipment. By selecting high-quality seals and ensuring proper installation and maintenance, the hydraulic breaker can maintain efficient and stable working conditions. JR SEAL provides you with a wide range of seal kits to meet different working environments and equipment requirements.