Description Walkersele® D6 is our highly successful standard design. It is suitable for the vast majority of bearing protection duties and other radial lip seal applications across all sectors of industry.
Special features
Lip profile minimises heat generation and shaft wear.
Geometry gives lip flexibility to accommodate shaft eccentricity.
Works at 2bar pressure differential with support rings.
Fabric-backed (retained) versions can usually be supplied in split form, and as Walkersele® OSJ-2 for On-Site Joining using our patented technique.
Endless types can be supplied with Walkersele® SpringSafe positive spring retention.
Walkersele® D6 availability - standard ranges JW Charts 56 and 57 cover standard ranges of our M1/D6 fabric-backed (retained) versions in inch and metric sizes respectively. These seals can be supplied in either endless or split form - note the different order numbers on charts. Virtually all sizes are available ex-stock. (Please contact our Technical Services Team for Chart 56 & 57 details.)
JW Charts 104 and 105 cover self-retaining M6/D6 seals in inch and metric sizes respectively. Virtually all sizes are available ex-stock. (Please contact our Technical Services Team for Chart 104 & 105 details.)
JW Chart 376 covers self-retaining M6/D6/M seals conforming to DIN3760 and BS1399. Virtually all sizes are available ex-stock. (Please contact our Technical Services Team for Chart 376 details.)
Walkersele® D6 availability - non-standard sizes Existing tools - we have a library of over 7500 Walkersele® moulds - including a vast number for non-standard sizes - and can easily check mould availability. Where we have suitable tools, your seal will be supplied on short delivery time without tooling charges.
Specials - new tools are swiftly made in-house for non-standard sizes. In these cases a tooling charge will be applied. Seals for shaft diameters up to 2300mm are produced by conventional moulding methods. Sizes above this and up to unlimited diameter are manufactured using our highly developed vulcanised mould joining technique.
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