TDUO Seals are the replacements of Piston in pneumatic cylinder. Rather designing piston and seals for pneumatic cylinder it is very easy for designers to put this TDUO Seal which acts both as piston with a strong metal base and seals with both side elastomer lips on it . Available in all sizes and can be made according to your requirement.

Cover seals are designed to provide reliable sealing solutions, especially in situations with static seal gaps, pressure variations, or the need to prevent leakage and contamination.

Oil Seals are used in machines with rotary movement. The perform two functions, firstly prevent leakage of oil / lubrication from inside and second prevent entry of dust and foreign matter. They are designed as per the temperature and surface speed requirements.

Wiper Seals also know as dust seals / scrapers / excluders. These seals are a vital part of hydraulic cylinder and prevent dust / debris / outside contamination to enter the cylinder. Wiper Seals from 3 mm to 850 mm diameter are manufactured as per temperature and fluid requirements.

Piston Seals are used in Hydraulic Cylinders for Fluid Sealing. They allow in pressure building on one side of the piston for extension / retraction. They are placed between the piston and the bore. Seals from Bore dia 5 mm to 850 mm are manufactured as per customer specific pressure/ temperature / surface speed / fluid requirements.

Rod seals are designed to seal the pressurized hydraulic fluid against the atmosphere, preventing leakage and pollution of the environment

Rotary seals are designed to seal the pressurized hydraulic fluid against the atmosphere, preventing leakage and pollution of the environment or to transfer liquids and/or gases from a stationary part into or out of rotating machinery. This is double acting rotary seal with interference of the O-ring on the OD and no Interference of the BFT on the ID.

Backup rings are anti extrusion rings also known as support rings. They are fitted along with o-rings / piston seals/ rod seals to protect them from extrusion.

Pneumatic cylinders typically operate at 5 to 25 bar. They operate low pressure and creates the pressure on one side of the piston. They are place between the piston head and the bore.