Hi-Tech Seals, Inc. Loaded U-Cup Seals HTL

Description
U-cups are lip seals and are primarily intended for dynamic applications. Fluid or air pressure forces the sealing lips into contact with the surface to be sealed against. Polyseals are used on the piston cap on the lower end of MWD systems. The materials stocked by Hi-Tech Seals provide excellent sealability for this crucial part. When using an loader or energizer (commonly an O-ring) you turn the U-cup into a squeeze seal that provides high sealing force at low pressure. As the system pressure increases, the lip loading also increases, automatically compensating for the higher pressure while maintaining a positive seal.
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Description
U-cups are lip seals and are primarily intended for dynamic applications. Fluid or air pressure forces the sealing lips into contact with the surface to be sealed against. Polyseals are used on the piston cap on the lower end of MWD systems. The materials stocked by Hi-Tech Seals provide excellent sealability for this crucial part. When using an loader or energizer (commonly an O-ring) you turn the U-cup into a squeeze seal that provides high sealing force at low pressure. As the system pressure increases, the lip loading also increases, automatically compensating for the higher pressure while maintaining a positive seal.
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Loaded U-Cup Seals - HTL - Hi-Tech Seals, Inc.
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Loaded U-Cup Seals
HTL
Loaded U-Cup Seals HTL
U-cups are lip seals and are primarily intended for dynamic applications. Fluid or air pressure forces the sealing lips into contact with the surface to be sealed against. Polyseals are used on the piston cap on the lower end of MWD systems. The materials stocked by Hi-Tech Seals provide excellent sealability for this crucial part. When using an loader or energizer (commonly an O-ring) you turn the U-cup into a squeeze seal that provides high sealing force at low pressure. As the system pressure increases, the lip loading also increases, automatically compensating for the higher pressure while maintaining a positive seal.

U-cups are lip seals and are primarily intended for dynamic applications. Fluid or air pressure forces the sealing lips into contact with the surface to be sealed against.
Polyseals are used on the piston cap on the lower end of MWD systems. The materials stocked by Hi-Tech Seals provide excellent sealability for this crucial part.
When using an loader or energizer (commonly an O-ring) you turn the U-cup into a squeeze seal that provides high sealing force at low pressure. As the system pressure increases, the lip loading also increases, automatically compensating for the higher pressure while maintaining a positive seal.

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Technical Specifications

  Hi-Tech Seals, Inc.
Product Category Hydraulic Seals and Pneumatic Seals
Product Number HTL
Product Name Loaded U-Cup Seals
Material (ASTM Abbreviation) Hytrel®
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