A wiper seal is a critical sealing component that prevents contaminants from entering hydraulic or pneumatic systems while allowing smooth rod movement.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Wiper Seal.
This component is used in the following industrial products
A sealing and structural component at the end of a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder rod.
A critical assembly consisting of the piston rod and its sealing system that prevents fluid leakage while transmitting linear motion in drive mechanisms.
The interface component that connects the carriage/travelling block to the guide rail system, ensuring precise alignment and smooth linear motion.
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A wiper seal primarily excludes external contaminants from entering the cylinder, while a rod seal primarily prevents internal fluid leakage. Wiper seals are installed on the external side of the rod gland.
Replacement intervals depend on operating conditions, typically 1-5 years or 1-10 million cycles. Signs for replacement include visible wear, increased contamination ingress, or lubrication loss.
Yes, specially designed wiper seals with low-friction materials (like PTFE composites) can accommodate rod speeds up to 1.5 m/s, though standard designs typically handle 0.5 m/s.
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