Customer problem: Dust bypasses ordinary seals, scores the shaft and destroys the lip long before planned service.
Practical solution: A reinforced COMBI structure adds staged exclusion and a rigid case to block contamination before it reaches the oil-retaining lip.
Stops dust before it reaches the primary lip
Reduces shaft scoring and lip abrasion
Helps avoid premature seal replacement
Recommended application: rotary shaft systems exposed to persistent fine dust.
Product type: reinforced COMBI rotary shaft seal
Primary function: external dust exclusion
Secondary function: oil or grease retention
Seal structure: integrated combination seal
Lip design: dedicated dust lip plus oil lip
Barrier mode: contact and labyrinth-style stages
Contaminants: dust, grit, sand, mud and residue
Motion: rotary shaft
Rotation: bidirectional or reversing
Duty: heavy and continuous service
Case: rigid metal reinforcement
Case benefit: stable roundness and lip alignment
Mounting: housing press fit
OD style: rubber-covered or metal-cased
Elastomers: NBR, HNBR or FKM options
Metal: carbon or corrosion-resistant steel
Spring: optional garter spring
Spring metal: carbon or stainless steel
Hardness: application-selectable
Temperature: compound-dependent
Speed: shaft-diameter and rpm dependent
Pressure: non-pressurized or low-pressure duty
Shaft size: custom metric or inch
Housing bore: custom to drawing or sample
Width: customizable
Tolerance: controlled interference fit
Shaft finish: fine and lead-free recommended
Shaft condition: burr- and groove-free
Runout: within equipment limits
Eccentricity: minimized
Lip lubrication: compatible oil or grease
Abrasion resistance: dusty-duty compound option
Corrosion resistance: material-selectable
Water exposure: splash and wet-mud resistant
Vibration: reinforced fit
Impact protection: shielded lip layout
Orientation: dust lip faces contamination
Tooling: flat full-case driver
Installation depth: square and controlled
Maintenance: inspect debris and lubricant
Service interval: environment-dependent
Failures reduced: lip wear, shaft scoring and dirty bearings
Customization: size, compound, case, spring and lips
Branding: OEM and private label
Inspection: dimensions, appearance and lip integrity
Supply: prototypes, replacement and production volume
Locations: axles, hubs, gearboxes and final drives
Industries: agriculture, construction and off-highway
Benefit: longer component life and fewer shutdowns
Specification: final details confirmed by drawing or sample
Confirm shaft size, housing bore, width, rpm, temperature, lubricant and contamination level before ordering. Install squarely with a clean full-case driver, lubricate the lips and protect them from splines, threads and sharp edges.
Performance note: Correct selection and installation help keep lubricant cleaner, reduce abrasive wear and prevent contamination-driven bearing failure. Final service life depends on shaft condition, alignment, duty cycle and environment.



