Oil Seal Type HLPS
05 Oct
High/Low Pressure Seal (HLPS)
The High/Low Pressure Seal (HLPS) from Freudenberg Sealing Technologies is a field-proven, specialty-designed, high-pressure Simmerring® shaft seal. The HLPS is a severe duty pressure seal and has a unique design with several features that greatly improve its overall performance.This seal is ideal for hydrostatic drives subject to very high stress. Unlike most high pressure seals, the HLPS uses a proprietary spring-less lip to perform the sealing function, which allows it to withstand pressure up to 200 bar. The PTFE insert makes the seal very resistant to frictional wear. The inner metal case molded into the seal supports the main LIP while the heavy duty outer case maintains the overall correct geometry even under high pressure spikes.
General Features of the HLPS:
- Typical compounds are HNBR with PTFE back-up ring
- Temperature range is –40°C to +120°C
- Pressure range—maximum 200 Bar.
- Surface speed—1,5m/s
- Unique Design - The unique design of the HLPS with PTFE insert and back-up ring makes it reliable under the most extreme pressure and gives it a longer service life
- Improved Pressure Capability - Typical use in hydrostatic
drives subject to very high stress
Pressure average of 150bar
Pressure maximum of 200bar
Velocity maximum of 1.5m/s - Compound Variety—The HLPS seal can be produced in a variety of materials (HNBR, FKM) to accommodate application requirements
- Better resistance in a variety of oils
- Increased temperature ratings
The HLPS offers a number of design features that make this seal appropriate for high stress applications:
- Features the latest “zero leak” design and is the only high pressure seal made by Freudenberg Sealing Technologies without a controlled leak
- Can be produced in a variety of materials (HNBR, FKM) that are specially formulated for decreased wear and deformation resistance
- Overall design is very resistant to extrusion and pressure
rupture
Seal Type | Pressure ave. Bar | Pressure max. Bar | Velocity max. m/s | PV max. m*Bar/s | Preferred material | Advantages |
BAHD | 100 | 150 | 1,5 | 45 | HNBR | Significantly increases pressure capability limited follow ability |
HPS | 100 | 175 | 1,5 | 60 | HNBR | Improved shaft follow-ability and PV rating |
HLPS | 150 | 200 | 1,5 | 60 | HNBR | Latest “zero leak” design with high pressure/low speed capability |
source fst.com