Oz Seals Wifflon polymer

Thursday, 05 June, 2014 | Supplied by: Oz Seals

Oz Seals has released the Wifflon Super Polymer. The product offers good durability and is suitable for high-pressure applications. The company claims that seal life is improved by 10 times, when compared to the conventional seal.

The polymer is a thermoset with memory and can be stretched onto pistons without having to resize the glide ring, unlike PTFE thermoplastic which stays deformed. Featuring a hardness of 60 Shore D, it is resistant to ageing and oil. At a hot water resistance of 95°C, the product can withstand temperatures from -50 to 120°C.

Online: www.ozseals.com
Phone: 07 3290 1846
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