Application “FK6 ASD” Outside clamping double sealing ring (2 rings = 1 set) In contrast to the single wound laminar seal ring “FK 3”, “FK6” laminar sealing rings are double wound. They are used as grease seals for roller and plain bearings. They are also used as a protection seal in front of hermetically acting seal arrangements.
The “FK 6” laminar sealing rings must meet special sealing requirements against grease leakage and against dust, dirt and splash water ingress. “FK 6” laminar seal rings provide a uniform radial tension and, in contrast to the “FK 3” laminar rings, they have no axial joint gap. The combined ring sets “FK6 ASKD” (additional sealing of the groove base diameter) optimize the sealing effect due to the increased labyrinth effect.
The “FK6 ASD” or “FK6 ASKD” assemblies are normally preferred over the “FK6 ISD” or “FK6 ISKD” due to their easier ring installation into the grooves of the ring carriers. Depending on the applications or the technical requirements, the ring carriers can be manufactured from steel, cast iron, light alloy or plastics.
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