Back-up Rings


Advantages Back-up Ring
- Pressures above 50 bar with O-rings possible
- Larger diametrical clearance possible
- Improved stability at high temperatures and strong pressure change
Recommended when
We recommend to specify back-up rings when at least one of the following working conditions is present in cases where the intention is to seal with O-rings only:
> Pressure above 50 bar.
> Diametrical clearance exceeding 0,25 mm at p > 10 bar.
> High stroke frequency.
> High temperatures.
> Contaminated medium.
> Strong pressure pulsing or pressure changes.v
Technical Specifications
Movement Type
Dynamic reciprocating/dynamic rotating, static
Available materials
PTFE, POM, PCTFE, PU

PROFILE T1For reciprocating movements Consists as standard two spiral windings which are cut at the ends at an angle. |
PROFILE T2Preferred for internal sealing applications Preferred for internal sealing applications when installed in closed grooves where uncut back-up rings are not suitable. |
PROFILE T3Reciprocating and rotating movements possible A divisible groove is recommended for external sealing. Economic price level. |
PROFILE T4Preferred for internal sealing applications Concave cross-section. |
PROFILE T5Recommended for external sealing Concave cross-section. Reciprocating and rotating movements possible. |

PTFE COMPOUNDS
For our PTFE compounds we would like to direct you to our materials database.
Alternatives

Spring Energized Seals
The Synering® system is an advanced sealing concept designed to meet extreme demands regarding temperature, medium, etc. which cannot be covered by conventional sealing compounds.

Rotary Seals
Rotary seals are used in applications with oscillating or rotating movements in order to retain liquid lubricants and to prevent the penetration of dirt and water.

Rod Seals
The Rod Seal consists of a single-acting PTFE rod sealing ring and an O-ring. They are combined as a single unit and are appropriate for rods and plungers in hydraulic cylinders.


























