25.03.2013 Views

and Excluder Seals - Clark Seals, Ltd.

and Excluder Seals - Clark Seals, Ltd.

and Excluder Seals - Clark Seals, Ltd.

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

Seal Selection Considerations<br />

Customer information Customer request<br />

Company Catalogs yes no<br />

Address Quantity required<br />

Contact Delivery date required<br />

Phone<br />

Fax<br />

E-mail<br />

40<br />

®<br />

Note: <strong>Clark</strong>'s <strong>Excluder</strong> <strong>and</strong> Sheave <strong>Seals</strong> are designed to protect tapered roller bearing using a grease lubricant.<br />

Application Considerations:<br />

Type of equipment: Type of lubricant<br />

Preferred seal design: CSL CE CS CA Max. temperature<br />

Bearing Cup Number Corrosive Atmosphere<br />

Bearing Cone Number Vibration<br />

Cone Bore Thermal expansion of housing<br />

Cup O.D. Maximum cavity pressure<br />

Preferred sealing surface Heavy dust exclusion<br />

Grease flushing feature req'd Light dust exclusion<br />

Lip design options:<br />

1.) A single lip to prevent debris from entering the bearing cavity <strong>and</strong> to allow excessive grease to escape.<br />

2.) A single lip to retain the grease in the bearing cavity.<br />

3.) A dual lip to prevent debris from entering the bearing cavity <strong>and</strong> to allow excessive grease to escape.<br />

4.) A dual lip to retain the grease in the bearing cavity <strong>and</strong> exclude debris from entering the bearing cavity.<br />

5.) A locator lip to allow the seals to be pre-assembled <strong>and</strong> positioned onto the bearing cone prior to installation.<br />

6.) Multiple lip seals for heavy duty exclusion of dirt, mud <strong>and</strong> moisture.<br />

Seal design options:<br />

1.) Seal with partial metal <strong>and</strong> rubber O.D. <strong>Clark</strong>'s Unique Premium Series <strong>Seals</strong>.<br />

2.) Seal with rubber covering <strong>and</strong> a machined metal O.D. for maximum corrosion protection <strong>and</strong> a heavy press fit.<br />

3.) Seal completely rubber covered for applications where thermal expansion <strong>and</strong> corrosion are a problem.<br />

4.) Seal with a metal O.D. without a rubber covering for a heavy press fit to resist pressure <strong>and</strong> vibrations.<br />

5.) Seal retained between the cone <strong>and</strong> shaft shoulder for high pressure, temperature <strong>and</strong> vibration.<br />

Sealing surface options:<br />

1.) Housing bore 5.) Cone front face<br />

2.) Cup front face 6.) Housing face<br />

3.) Cup back face 7.) Bearing inner race<br />

4.) Cone large rib diameter 8.) Bearing outer race<br />

Contact <strong>Clark</strong> for help in the seal selection process.<br />

®<br />

®<br />

Date:<br />

<strong>Clark</strong> <strong>Seals</strong>, <strong>Ltd</strong>. TEL: (918) 664-0587<br />

3824 South 79th East Avenue FAX: (918) 664-1467<br />

Tulsa, Oklahoma, U.S.A. 74145-3232 1-800-565-1240<br />

www.clarkseals.com

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!