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X-rings FKM - 70 Shore A

X-rings FKM - 70 Shore A
  • Temp. Range: -15℃ - +200℃
  • Specifications
    • General Purpose
    • Shockproof and resilient
    • OIls and Fats

NBR X-rings - 70 Shore A

NBR X-rings - 70 Shore A
  • Temp. Range: -30℃ - +120℃
  • Specifications:
    • Oils and Greases

NBR X-rings - 90 Shore A

NBR X-rings - 90 Shore A
  • Temp. Range: -30℃ - +135℃
  • Specifications:
    • Oils and Greases

X-ring cord - NBR - Nitrile - 70 Shore A - Black

X-ring cord - NBR - Nitrile - 70 Shore A - Black
  • Temp. Range: -30℃ - +135℃
  • Specifications:
    • Oils and Greases



X-ring Seals 

A quad ring seal, often referred to as X-rings, due to their distinctive cross-sectional shape resembling the letter "X," stand as a hallmark of innovation in sealing technology. This departure from the conventional circular design of O-rings marks a significant leap forward in addressing the evolving demands of modern industrial applications. While both X-rings and O-rings share the primary objective of averting fluid or gas leakage, the former's more intricate configuration heralds a new era of sealing efficiency and versatility.

Understanding the Applications of a Quad Ring

Dynamic Applications: a quad o-ring is particularly suited for dynamic sealing applications with reciprocating or oscillating motion between mating surfaces. This includes hydraulic piston seals, rotary shaft seals, and pneumatic cylinders. Their ability to maintain a reliable seal even in the presence of motion sets them apart from traditional O-rings, making them indispensable in applications where movement is constant.
High-Pressure Environments: The enhanced sealing capabilities of rubber quad rigngs make them ideal for applications involving high-pressure fluids or gases. Their improved resilience and ability to withstand greater pressure differentials compared to O-rings make them a preferred choice in critical industries such as aerospace, automotive, and hydraulic systems.
Resistance to Twisting: X-ring seals are engineered to be less prone to twisting and rolling compared to O-rings. This attribute ensures a more secure and stable seal even under challenging operating conditions where vibration and movement are prevalent. Consequently, X-rings are favored in applications where reliability and longevity are paramount.

Choosing the Right Seal

Selecting between X-ring and O-ring seals depends on various factors such as application requirements, operating conditions, and budget constraints. While O-rings offer simplicity and cost-effectiveness for static sealing needs, X-ring seals excel in dynamic applications where superior sealing performance and resistance to movement are essential.
For applications requiring both static and dynamic sealing capabilities, it's crucial to assess the specific demands and choose the appropriate seal accordingly. Consulting with one of our specialists can provide valuable insights into selecting the right seal for your unique application needs. Our experts can offer guidance on factors such as material selection, seal geometry, and installation considerations to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
By leveraging the advanced technology and versatile design of X-ring seals, you can enhance the efficiency, reliability, and durability of your sealing applications, ultimately contributing to improved performance and reduced downtime.