Product Catalog
Oil Seals, Suction Cups and Diaphragms
Three different elements, one shared rule: if it's non-standard, we make it from a sample.
Three elements, three jobs
| Element | Where it works | Wear sign |
|---|---|---|
| Oil seal | Gearbox, motor, pump shaft | Oil around the shaft, dripping |
| Suction pad | Glass, sheet metal handling | Weaker grip, marking |
| Diaphragm | Diaphragm pumps and valves | Reduced flow, chemical leak |
Frequently asked questions
How do I read an oil seal's size?
Most seals show inner diameter × outer diameter × width on the side (e.g. 35×52×7). If worn off, send the seal or its housing dimensions and we'll identify it.
Can non-standard oil seal sizes be manufactured?
Yes — non-catalog dimensions and discontinued lip designs are exactly our custom-manufacturing niche, especially for older machines.
My suction cup wears out too fast — why?
First checks: surface roughness of the object handled, operating temperature, and material compatibility. A harder-wearing compound or heat-resistant material usually solves it.
Can a diaphragm be manufactured from a sample?
Yes, even from a torn diaphragm we can extract form and dimensions, including fabric-reinforced types, matched to your pressure and chemical.